The Glory of the Tribe

Without exaggeration, this is probably one of the most brilliant novels I've ever read. I hope to see the ending to the end. I might not be satisfied after reading it once or twice, and I'll probably have to reread it several times in the future.

When I first saw this book recommended, I thought it was only a little over a hundred chapters, so I'd wait and read it later. Then, during the National Day holiday, I was bored and clicked in, and I was instantly hooked. The protagonist is incredibly powerful, and while the villains have some intelligence, they're not many, but the female leads more than make up for it.

It's pretty good. It's a standard loser story, I guess. I don't always dislike this kind of old-fashioned plot. It's been three months and there are still less than 50 chapters. My God, when will it ever be updated?

This should be considered an old-fashioned fantasy novel (with multiple female leads). I'm hooked! It's a story about a young man striving for success from his teenage years. The plot holes are filled relatively quickly, usually within ten or so chapters. There aren't any major plot holes, and the story development is quite ideal.

It suits my taste perfectly; it's been a long time since I've seen a book on Tomato that I'd give five stars to. It only had a few hundred readers at first, but now it's 210,000! Keep it up, author!

This is still worth reading; the plot is decent, and the world rules are fairly comprehensive. Hopefully, it won't become a case of annihilating an entire race, tribe, city, nation, or even a world/galaxy all at once later on. 😄 Please update soon, but please don't leave it as filler or ruin it; this book is my lifeline.

Extremely long content, excellent content, not short at all, you can read it all at once.

The world-building is grand, the protagonist is straightforward, and once you get past the first few chapters, it gets more and more enjoyable, even filling up my game stamina. Large volume, but constipation.

As a bookworm for over ten years, I think this book, while not top-tier, is at least a gem. You know Tomato, right? You know Desolate Era, right? This book has that same feel to it, giving me that feeling of being back in school reading novels. This fantasy novel is better than 99% of the ones on this app.

I think the current trend of "cool" novels should learn from this one. It's not a mindless system or a reincarnation story, but it's one of the few good books by Tomato (the author of the novel). I hope the author can maintain a steady pace and keep the plot from dragging out. 🥰