Building the Shadow Kingdom from the Start
开局打造黑影王国
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- Completed
- Length
- 349k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Any Stories Where the Protagonist Enters a Childhood Cartoon, Anime, or Just a Sports Series?
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Uncle Wolf seems to have a form from the Year of the Horse movie, equipped with the Prince Wings of Prince Pegasus, and he also has a bathtub that requires a bath to start flying.
The writing is quite good, without too much plot that ridicules the protagonist. I've read most novels, and it's usually normal for the protagonist to have a good brother. It's rare to see such good friends between a boy and a girl. [Sinister smile]
There was definitely a Big Big Wolf in the front, but I thought there was a Xizhilang in the back. In this case, it also requires Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf to have Xizhilang. After all, the special device has been arranged. As a result, the male protagonist gave me some kind of magic weapon series. Then later I got a Seven Heroes for my friends. And get yourself a car. . . .
The writing was quite good, but it's a pity that it's gone. The author didn't want to write it anymore. I think it was quite interesting, but some places in the early and middle stages were a bit toxic. I personally don't have any big problems with the rest. I hope the author can write better in the next book. Don't just write out the outline at the end like this one, leaving it unfinished.
How to say The sentence "prove the protagonist's sexual orientation" in the introduction is indeed very meaningful.
I finished reading it in one go and it felt pretty good and worth watching, but I hope the protagonist and his sister just have a pure family relationship.
I must get five stars just for the Wolf King [laughing evilly]
All I can say is, no wonder the author has to include a single female protagonist in the introduction to prove the protagonist's sexual orientation.
Can you add Tom Cat? Tom has several forms.
In terms of genre, it is funny and light-hearted, semi-invincible. At present, it seems to be a daily flow, with few descriptions of fighting scenes. Then the little bit of trouble at the beginning is that I have a sister and a half-mother, so that's okay. Overall, it's pretty good. I'll probably keep up with it for a while.