Ratings will rise once they come in, and the tags were changed haphazardly during review. This is a traditional fantasy novel with a big imagination, a slow start that builds to a strong finish. You have to stick with it.
One heroine + contrast + characters with their wits about them + a touch of sweetness + decisive action + pure wish fulfillment (you can enjoy it without thinking, but it’s even better if you do, and it only gets more satisfying) + a semi-ensemble cast + highly original (no heartbreak! Really, no heartbreak!) (I’m saying that nervously.)
A fake online-game opening that turns into real fantasy from the start
The Heavenly Dao has a bug
Mu An: “What does that have to do with me? You mean my talent? What’s wrong with being a little strong? It’s all the result of my hard work and determination to improve.”
What do you do when people don’t accept you as the clan heir?
Mu An: “I’ve always convinced people with reason. If they still won’t accept it, I’ll just beat them until they do.”
What would make you jealous?
An Keyue: “Sorry, I don’t live west of the mountains.”
Someone: “This is bad! Marshal Mu has captured a foreign princess, and he’s having a great time with her!”
An Keyue: “Everyone, disperse. Mu An was slightly injured on the battlefield and needs to rest. Here’s a bonus piece of news: the Second Prince’s consort chased him out of the palace, so he’s gone into hiding.”
So, under what circumstances would you get jealous?
Mu An: “I don’t like sour things, thanks.”
Someone: “This is bad! President An has gone to the Qianyuan Holy Land to discuss the Dao with its Holy Son!”
The next day, the Qingzhou Gazette reported: The Qianyuan Holy Land was wiped out overnight. What really happened?
Mu An clung tightly to An Keyue. “How about discussing the Dao with me?”
Watch Mu An rise to power in a blaze of passion, crush the ages, and ascend to the throne of Heavenly Emperor!
Actually, I’m lost when it comes to both romance and the bigger picture. Whatever level of madness I reach, so be it.
(The clues are subtle, the threads stretching a thousand miles.)
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