National Fate: A Terrifying Power Gap? I Summon a Ghost Opera from the Start
国运：恐怖断层？我开局召唤冥戏
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- Completed
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- 157k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Looking for Genuine Chinese-Style Horror, Nothing Too Clichéd
A Few Books I've Finished and Recommend
Looking for stories like The Forbidden Zone of the Human Race: Gods and Demons Must Stop. Cultivation, mystery, horror, rebirth, transmigration, and so on. Give them a chance, everyone. I read all kinds of things.
Chinese-Style Horror Novels About Ghostly Incidents in Mountain Villages, No Cultivation, Just Chilling Terror
Please Bury Me in High-Quality Urban Legend or Rule-Based Horror Stories 🙏
I want romance novels with highly intelligent characters, not just romance with a thin layer of something else slapped on! What's the point of a supernatural-rules horror story if all they do is fall in love? I might as well read an apocalypse novel...
National Destiny Stories Where the Protagonist Can Influence Their Country, Rated at Least 9.0
Anything rated above 9.0, please.
Great Books That Truly Weave Chinese Culture into the Story
Looking for books like Hidden Origin.
The Protagonist Is a Designer, Administrator, Beta Tester, or NPC
Games, urban legends, black tech, national destiny, other worlds. It's summer vacation, so I'm stocking up on books.
National Destiny Stories! National Destiny Stories! National Destiny Stories!
Who Knew the Red Robes Were White Beneath? Who Could Say Such Sorrowful Bones Lay in Huaxia? The Protagonist Fights Foreign Invaders to the Death
Creating Horror Novels for the Whole World to Take Part In
There Are No Gods in Huaxia. Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Awakens the Gods of Huaxia
National Destiny Novels! Not Rule-Based Horror! Please, No-Bleeding-Edge Recommendations: Pure National Destiny Only!
National destiny is national destiny, and rules-based horror is rules-based horror. Don't slap a national-destiny label on a rules-based horror story! They could make rules-based horror its own category. Whenever I search for national destiny stories, all I get is "rules-based horror..." I want national destiny stories!!!
China’s History Has Been Lost, and the Protagonist Is Chosen by the Nation’s Destiny
The Male Lead Is a Support-Type Ability User, Highly Valued by the State: No Heroine, Pure Support
📚 Highly Recommended New Fantasy With a Wild Premise |
Looking for books similar to Group Transmigration: I Arrived a Hundred Years Early, and My Cheats Are Maxed Out (The Journey to the Imperial Path).
The Protagonist Brings the Power of Chinese-Style Horror to Western Horror and Gives Them a Little Taste
Looking for books similar to I Created Chinese-Style Horror and Led the Age of the Supernatural (Horror Designer). I want something with that little shock factor, where Chinese-style horror faces off against Western-style horror. Please, please! I haven't found another story like this yet.
Any Thrillers with Contracted Ghosts, a Highly Intelligent Protagonist, and a Great Plot?
Looking for books like I Turned the Horror World into a Raising Game!
National Fortune with a Hundredfold Manifestation Boost, an Invincible System, No Hiding Their Strength, and Lots of Chapters
Looking for a National Destiny Story Where the Protagonist Reveals Their Strength From the Start!
Set up the System so that each country has several of its strongest people at present! Whenever someone dies, the next strongest person takes their place, while that country is punished...
National Destiny Stories Where Everything Belongs to Us, No Foreign Countries
Basically, the characters they portray are all from their own world, the ones they summon are all from their own world, the abilities they draw are all from their own world, and their teammates are always from their own world.
Any Recommendations for Really Terrifying Books?
In a Forbidden Zone Roleplay, the Strong Ones Who Don’t Hide Their Power Leave Everyone Stunned
All Kinds of Weird National Destiny Stories
Looking for books similar to National Destiny: Random Matchmaking, and I Can See the Hints!
Are There Any New Gods on Tomato Novel? Are There Any More Masterpieces?
Looking for content similar to Jue Tiandao. Unlike the usual xuanhuan formula, this book develops its own approach. The characters have sound values, and the story isn’t brainless. It’s all about cause-and-effect calculations, and the characters stay smart throughout.
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Ugh, how could it just end like that?! I still had so many plot holes to fill, and it's already over?! Please, please, please! This is one of the few good books I've ever read. But I think it would have been even better if the main character was a girl. I think if all the later characters appeared, China would probably become the world's strongest nation.
Oh my god, it's over! I haven't seen enough yet. I wish there were more. There just weren't enough good ones to watch. Although it's not a long watch, it's very good, a high-quality film. I highly, highly, highly recommend watching it; it's incredibly satisfying and cathartic. I also highly recommend it to everyone in the family. It's quick and easy to finish, very enjoyable.
It's great, very enjoyable to read, but there's just too little to read. The author had so much more to write, and the ending was too sudden. It's not enough!
It's a great read, and I really enjoyed it. I didn't expect it to end with only 76 chapters; many things were left unresolved. Personally, I think the plot is decent, but it would be even better if there were more chapters and the world-building was more developed. I'm looking forward to the author's next book. I'm giving it 4 stars mainly because of the limited number of chapters.
Yeah, the plot was really good, but the ending was so sudden, it felt like it was half-written and then forced to end abruptly. 🤦🤦
8.5 Points. The beginning was pretty good, but after about ten episodes, it felt like Great Xia was running out of people. It just had the male lead, Captain Chen, and a few other names; that was it. Everything was left to Captain Chen, and he wasn't even that powerful. Other countries repeatedly invaded and ravaged their people, but Great Xia didn't do anything, dragging things out for a long time.
Yes, but the ending felt too abrupt, or rather, it felt like there was no ending at all.
I personally think it's good, I quite like it. It's mainly for passing the time; the plot is quite interesting. However, the ending is a letdown, and the plot development isn't very extensive. It has a strong sense of national and familial sentiment. [OK]
Overall, it's a good read, with a well-developed main character. It's a novel worth reading, with a focus on national destiny and positive values.
The book was good, but the ending was too sudden 🤦 so many things were left unresolved.