Bound to National Fate: I Play Kai from the Start and Guard the National Gate
绑定国运：开局扮演铠，镇守国门
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1.3kChapters
8.5MReads
113.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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Others start with a bunch of people mocking me, including the host, with a bunch of ugly faces, but this is good. Our country is behind the opening, and then it keeps adding points to the protagonist's words in the eyes of the public, which is very nice.
Not bad, not bad. I won my heart. I'll give you flowers and tickets.
It's so boring. I didn't even cut down a lizard in three chapters. It's really good at water.
The chapters are seriously watered down. Sixty to seventy percent of one chapter is the audience's off-site interaction, and the plot is boring. It takes several chapters to describe a confusing battle that makes people's blood pressure rise. It is recommended that the protagonist fights more neatly, otherwise the protagonist's dragon-slaying skills will only falter and eventually fall into the trap.
The protagonist of Liu Shui, the iron-clad Bing Bing
Why do those who write about the national destiny now use foreign templates? Yes, Kai is one of the British Knights of the Round Table. You are using foreigners to defend the country. How funny!!!!
Who is the protagonist? I looked at it horizontally and vertically, and no matter how I looked at it, I felt that the audience and the commentary were the main explanations, while the adventure was inconspicuous. Are we going to watch a live broadcast or something? What we want to watch is adventure, a strange experience, not an ordinary live broadcast, let alone some ** commentary!
I've read almost twenty chapters and haven't killed a single monster. Rory is so embarrassed.
Do you want to write it and put it on the shelves?
The protagonist has too few roles and the audience talks too much. After a few pictures, the main character didn't appear even a few times. It's all nonsense.