Five years ago, his wife died mysteriously and he was sent to prison. Five years later, he became the helmsman of the world's top conglomerate, and he was also the god-king of the temple who was feared in the underground world. Today, he returns as king and wants to take back everything he lost.
Reader comments
After reading the previous dozens of chapters, I felt that the male protagonist's performance was inconsistent with his identity. The male protagonist should be courageous, resolute, wise, decisive, and even a little cruel and ruthless to strangers. For example, the female teacher at the university, the male protagonist was influenced by her several times. How could such a female teacher fall under the male protagonist's eye? Is it just because she is beautiful? The male protagonist is the king, he's not that superficial, right?
Thank you for taking care of this book. I had a heavy workload at the end of the semester a few days ago, so I stopped updating for a few days. Please forgive me. I hope you can comment and like it.
After reading the previous dozens of chapters, I felt that the male protagonist's performance was inconsistent with his identity. The male protagonist should be courageous, resolute, wise, decisive, and even a little cruel and ruthless to strangers. For example, the female teacher at the university, the male protagonist was influenced by her several times. How could such a female teacher fall under the male protagonist's eye? Is it just because she is beautiful? The male protagonist is the king, he's not that superficial, right?
Thank you for taking care of this book. I had a heavy workload at the end of the semester a few days ago, so I stopped updating for a few days. Please forgive me. I hope you can comment and like it.
The book is very good, I like it
Very good, I like it
Not bad, not bad!
Good, good, good, good
This book can be written well