Child of Fortune? Sorry, Your Destiny Is Mine Now
气运之子？对不起命格归我了
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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Wow, it's great! Author, we're mature readers now; we'll ship our own characters, we don't need to specify any. Don't write a female lead, and don't write anything with BL (Boys' Love) elements—you'll get criticized. The protagonist is definitely the darling of the group.
This book is quite enjoyable to read, with a refreshing and elegant feel. The protagonist's overpowered abilities don't feel absurd or haphazardly thrown in; they feel very reasonable. I also really like the protagonist's identity, and the supporting characters are well-developed.
It's alright, except the female junior disciple's image isn't very appealing; she can gradually fade out of the picture later. The male lead's personality is a bit too gentle, but that's only in the early stages; he can grow stronger over time. (A fair review, already given five stars)
Great! Giving it five stars to show my support! I love the brotherhood! The twin setting plus telepathy is just too much for me! I ship the family bonds!! When he's outmatched, he can call on Mu Nianci (though he hasn't actively called her much, his brother always comes to the rescue when they sense each other). I love it! Southern Xinjiang is so united and has such a warm, human touch.
In my opinion, the author has no major issues with the overall theme. Even the only female character shows significant improvement from her initial characterization to her later development. (However, it would be best if the author avoided romance and ambiguity; those aspects are indeed very difficult to read 😣). The overall concept is also good, very good, keep up the good work!
This book is alright, but the updates are a bit slow. Also, that woman—those who have read it and the author definitely know who she is—yes, it's that junior disciple 🍉. Although it was changed later, it would have been better to just kill her off because of her recklessness, and then let the protagonist handle the situation. Either don't have her at all, or kill her off. It's alright now 🍉.
After watching so many stories of brothers fighting, I especially love this kind of loving and affectionate relationship... Thumbs up! Www
This book is pretty good. They did cut some scenes involving the female supporting character, which I don't care about, but it shows the author listens to readers' opinions – a great attitude! The writing is also good, and I hope the author continues.
Overall, it's alright, but the first thirty chapters really ruined the reader's impression; just skim through them. If you want to add some romance, I hope you'll postpone it until around chapter 100. It's already slow enough; adding more characters will drag the plot out. A confidante is fine, but we can write about it sparingly.
I think this book is pretty good. The female junior disciple in the beginning is a bit annoying, but I can understand; she's a junior. As long as it doesn't fall apart later on, it'll definitely be a hit. Also, it would be best if there was no romance. Good luck, author! [Note]