
Nine Suns God King
九阳神王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 9.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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The author expresses how a high-ranking person falls to Pingyang, how to soothe the pain, and bravely return to the past. The artistic conception is profound. I like it. Life is so helpless, why should I be upset? I am lucky to return to life.
Yes, the protagonist is decisive in killing generations and does not like the prehistoric system. There is still rebirth.
The content of the whole book has ups and downs, and the protagonist Qin Yun is written flawlessly by the author. The important thing is that he has many wives, which many novels cannot do. I give it five stars. It is really a good book.
I fell in love with it when I first watched it two or three years ago. Then I watched it one after another four or five times. I don't know why but I just liked it.
After reading it, I felt very sad. A very good work made me disappointed because it included so many stud stories. Just writing about stallions takes up a lot of words in the article, otherwise it would probably be rated 9 points. However, reading fantasy novels now no longer has the same flavor as the previous fantasy novels. The previous fantasy novels centered on Chinese martial arts, describing secrets, laws, and rules, and presented a wonderful fantasy world that made people know and yearn for it. But today's fantasy novels are just side-effects. They are not based on martial arts, do not have deep knowledge of martial arts, and lack the flavor of riding a white horse and holding a sword in hand to perform chivalrous acts of justice. To be honest, I haven't seen a work that made me cry in many years. That feeling only happened when I first started reading fantasy novels. I now have to spend a lot of time looking for works that I think are good, and most of the works with high ratings are about 3 million words, which I read in a few days. Works with 8 to 10 million words or more rarely get a score of 9 or above. He is really the young boy who once was short of books. If you haven't seen Mo Mo (Wan Dao Zu Zun), I recommend you watch it, you won't be disappointed.
It's great. The author wrote it very well, but some words are missing. The plot is very attractive. I just want to know what happened to Yue Lan and Qin Yun in the end?
This is a very good piece of work, with concise language and clear organization. Unlike other individual authors who write in a protracted manner, Mother-in-law. I like it very much!
The first few chapters are indeed well written and worth reading. I don't know what will happen next, so don't be a eunuch😊
To be honest, I have read this book for many years, but the most incomprehensible thing is that the protagonist sticks out his tongue and acts coquettishly. I rely on you to imagine that scene yourself. The plot is pretty good, after all, this is a classic too
Yes, it's pretty good-looking, with a harem and cool stories.