Ruling the Heavens: I Transmigrate, Starting in the Green Grasslands
主宰诸天：穿越，从青青草原开始
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- Completed
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- 861k Words
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- Anime Fanfiction
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- 7mo ago
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Well, how should I put it? It's pretty good. I like having a harem, the more the better, ideally I'd take them all and not send them away. I can even accept them becoming Cao Cao's traitors, as long as they're no longer in my service, I can just discard them. The first chapter wasn't very well written, but the second one is great.
In terms of ruining childhood memories, this certainly qualifies.
It's well-written, but it ruins childhood memories. If you don't like it, there's no need to criticize it; everyone has their own taste.
A pretty good childhood-ruining fanfic, but the author isn't quite as eccentric as I thought from the synopsis that they were going to turn the entire Sheep Village into reserve food. The result wasn't as expected, but the author ruled the sheep village in a different way, which is still quite good.
The special treatment given to Red Wolf, as she spent the beginning with him, and the protagonist's conflicted feelings for Silver Wolf, reflect his lack of love. The author must have written very seriously, infusing the book with their own emotions and feelings. The following plot points are important themes and highlights of the book. 1. The protagonist, lacking love, confronts Yin Tailang.
I'd say the writing is pretty good, but I mainly want to read lighthearted harem novels, so I'm not planning to continue. However, the beginning was alright. The protagonist is decisive and doesn't get hung up on things, and when he transmigrates into Grey Wolf's body, his first thought is to restore his original body. The author is very thoughtful.
That's incredible. He's lived through four worlds. I've lost count of how many women he's been with. Amazing!
I found this book in a recommendation list today, and I read it directly up to the author's latest chapter. Well, the beginning is excellent; readers can easily immerse themselves in the story. However, the later parts get a bit depressing, which is a slight drawback. Also, author, since you've tagged multiple female characters, don't limit yourself to just Red Wolf.
I haven't finished reading it yet, only the first few chapters. The first major flaw has appeared: as a Dao-level cultivation technique, only humans can cultivate it; other creatures cannot.
Author, keep it up! I looked at the table of contents, and the goals seem pretty ambitious. Keep writing! I hope it doesn't have a bad ending, and even if it does, at least finish everything listed in the table of contents. The plot is a bit tedious, but it's still readable. Keep it up!