Marvel God Blood God
by Fan's Soul
About This Novel
After designing to become a vampire blood god, the protagonist discovers that he not only has the ability to die, but also has a wealth richer than Tony Stark!
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The most expensive book I have ever read
One chapter is 17 coins, the most expensive book I have read so far
The protagonist has money, strength, and subordinates, but he feels like a wage earner from SHIELD, the kind that works for free. And he often shows off forcefully. To be honest, I really can't stand it.
Will the author's protagonist suck the blood of living people?
If the main character didn't suck the blood of living people, then this book wouldn't be interesting. I remember that vampires particularly like virgin blood. There must be a reason for this.
Advice and support
When I finished reading Chapter 1, I thought the book was pretty good, but the transition was not very good, and there was no proper foreshadowing. It felt a bit stiff, but overall it was pretty good. I hope the author's writing skills are more sophisticated.
I found that no matter who you are, you can scold the protagonist, but the protagonist must look at the other person with a smile and scold him and then say that he doesn't want to deal with him.
pity!
Unfortunately, I don't like the protagonist having too many vests or clones!
The author was really miserable when he got negative reviews because the chapter had too many words.
The author is no misery hahaha (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia#How cool is it to be single#
Ha ha ha ha
The author of "It's so miserable" The author of "It's so miserable"
Is this author so miserable? Not many comments
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Community(0)
Official(56)Scraped 20d ago
Here's the picture for you, give it a thumbs up
I gave you the picture, don't forget to like it
The most expensive book I have ever read
One chapter is 17 coins, the most expensive book I have read so far
The protagonist has money, strength, and subordinates, but he feels like a wage earner from SHIELD, the kind that works for free. And he often shows off forcefully. To be honest, I really can't stand it.
Will the author's protagonist suck the blood of living people?
If the main character didn't suck the blood of living people, then this book wouldn't be interesting. I remember that vampires particularly like virgin blood. There must be a reason for this.
Advice and support
When I finished reading Chapter 1, I thought the book was pretty good, but the transition was not very good, and there was no proper foreshadowing. It felt a bit stiff, but overall it was pretty good. I hope the author's writing skills are more sophisticated.
I found that no matter who you are, you can scold the protagonist, but the protagonist must look at the other person with a smile and scold him and then say that he doesn't want to deal with him.
pity!
Unfortunately, I don't like the protagonist having too many vests or clones!
The author was really miserable when he got negative reviews because the chapter had too many words.
The author is no misery hahaha (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia#How cool is it to be single#
Ha ha ha ha
The author of "It's so miserable" The author of "It's so miserable"
Is this author so miserable? Not many comments
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It feels like a book delayed by its name. I just finished reading the first volume of Earth Age. I didn't read much of it after that. I skipped through a few chapters and gave up without seeing the main character. You can still take a look.
After designing to become a vampire blood god, the protagonist discovers that he not only has the ability to die, but also has a wealth richer than Tony Stark!
It's too young. I looked for the same type but couldn't find it.
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