
One Talent Per Lifetime: I Become the Heavenly Emperor of Blue Star
一次人生一天赋,蓝星称天帝
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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After I Became a Demon and Became a Villain, All the Empresses Simulated Collapse
At the Beginning, the Bank Robbery Came True, and Everyone Was Deceived into Becoming Emperor.
All Heavens Play: Ximen Qing Beats Wu Song Violently at the Beginning
Everyone's Job Transfer: Are You Maxed Out on SSS Items?
Players Travel Through Time: Obtain the Status of Emperor of Heaven at the Beginning
Mist Invasion: I Can Conquer All Realms by Myself
Class Change: Emperor. It's a Fight for Survival, So Why Are You Turning It into a Beauty Pageant?
Myriad Worlds: How Dare You Steal the Spotlight from This Heavenly Emperor!
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It's okay, it's a villain story, unlike other people's villains that are written as decent. It's just that I was pushed a little too far by the way of heaven. Later on, I learned to be a good villain and had to be a decent person.
It can be seen that the protagonist really wants to be the protagonist, but what the author means is (no, you are the villain) Summary: Difficult and interesting (I kind of want to see a story where the protagonist's villain's journey is not the protagonist's journey) Evaluation: Good-looking (I originally thought of typing these two words)
The Way of Heaven is too focused on the protagonist, and everything else is pretty good.
This son has the talent to become a god and I hope to cherish him
It's nice to read. The protagonist is intelligent and the villain is not brainless. Each world is unique and not as rigid as other novels. Stop talking, I regret it now
Although it is neither a masterpiece nor a top-tier game, the prerequisite for being a top-tier game is that it is not super-supervised. Currently, it is still at a good level as long as there are no obvious repetitive routines and it is not awkward. Of course, the author's update speed is the same as that of most authors. It would be good if it could be improved.
It's okay so far, but the world of holy beasts is a bit unpleasant. Incompetent rage. , Abuse the main text
This setting is really amazing. Everyone is an actor and the only thing they compete with is their acting skills. If you are a villain, you don't have to worry about having bad views. After all, everyone is an actor. . . . The attack sequence was so funny, and whether there were many scenes or not all depended on quick reactions, it was so fun. .
Holy shit, how can I put it this way? I haven't written a book review for a long time. This is the rare book I've rated in more than half a year. I personally feel that the score shouldn't be so low. The writing is pretty good. I've been short of books for so long and finally found a good book. If you prefer reading this kind of book, feel free to dive in. You won't be disappointed.
This book is okay, but I think the author's writing is a bit complicated, but overall it's readable. It's not too bad, it's just a little lacking.