National Fate: From a Thatched Hut to an Unrivaled Divine Kingdom
国运：开局茅草屋，打造无上神国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 149k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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68Chapters
51Reads · 30 days
27kReads · all time
9Listens
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At first, I wondered why the protagonist's name was Yama, was it because he didn't want to die fast enough? Only after seeing the ending did I realize that perhaps he was Yama himself. This book is good, but four stars is the absolute maximum.
I was reading it so well, how did it end? The ending was so sudden! It's a fantastic book, five stars!
I've experienced what it's like when the beginning of a story is already the end. I was the first reader to finish reading the rating, author, did you even have three seconds? [You can savor it] I'm giving it five stars as encouragement.
The beginning seemed to have some structure, but I really didn't understand the ending.
Very good, very exciting