[Urban Supernatural Powers + Coming-of-Age + Overpowered Protagonist + No Romance + Comedy + Ensemble Cast]
Dou Zhang is a lazy high school senior who dreams of coasting through life. But on Awakening Day, fate forcibly “gilds” him, making him the White Tiger Divine Lord’s heir, a once-in-a-millennium talent and an S-rank divine favorite.
While others struggle to draw qi into their bodies, his unusual constitution makes spiritual energy pour into him of its own accord.
While others cultivate discreetly for fear of giving themselves away, every move he makes comes with special effects from the Seven Mansions of the West. It’s impossible not to show off.
While others cautiously team up to hunt monsters, the stray sparks of lightning from his yawn are enough to give demons explosive new hairstyles.
He thought he was doomed to a dull life of “being forced to use cheats,” until he joined the S-rank exclusive group chat, “Future Big Shots’ Wellness Center.”
The overly dramatic Azure Dragon heir declares himself emperor online, the hot-tempered Vermilion Bird girl offers a bounty to cure her feather allergy, and the Black Tortoise heir only wants to figure out how to stop his mom from barging into his room…
Dou Zhang: “Um… I just want to ask, how do I turn off automatic cultivation? Spiritual energy keeps pouring in. I’m kind of full.”
Everyone: “???”
As campus life takes an increasingly bizarre turn, unseen forces begin stirring in the shadows. Only then does Dou Zhang realize that what he awakened is not just the power of a divine beast, but a massive vortex sweeping across the modern world.
“I’m telling you, I really just want to be an ordinary person!”
Dou Zhang, complaining as he casually crushes the conspiracy coming his way.
It's for the setting. But by the time I wrote chapter 60, I was already abusing the protagonist. The protagonist's teacher was killed after his original blood was taken. In order to protect the protagonist from dying, Yun Yihu gives his spiritual core to the protagonist before his death. Robert not only killed his master, he was also the murderer of his master's wife, which ruined the puppet game. Black Dog and Qin Dahai also ran away without any injuries. Later, the protagonist went to the military camp, and the soldiers were very rough when they moved the teacher's body. It is the protagonist who tells them to be careful, the teacher is the hero, and the soldiers are the ones to be careful. Then I handed in the Zonghengzhibi given by the teacher. I just took the entrance examination, and I said that the previous special recruitment only gave tickets, and you could go back and forth without passing the test. May I ask? What airs are you putting on? Didn't you spend money to recruit the protagonist? What age is it, and we still have to engage in this routine of suppressing first and then promoting. 😅😅
Where is the invincible? Is there any protection for a genius who has awakened to S level? Only one teacher to protect? There is no treatment for geniuses at all. In that trial, I still don't know what is necessary besides letting the teacher die and having the protagonist's essence and blood taken away. I can't defeat everyone I encounter and I don't have any training skills. Just for a magical skill that can be preserved. Isn't there a reserve in such a large country? Not even a chamber of commerce? A military base, was there any reaction when a strong man from Zhuhuan came in? Is this military base just for display?
I don't know why the author wanted to write that Teacher Liu to death. If he didn't write it to death, the plot would not be developed. Also, you said at the beginning that you would give the protagonist a hand slide so that he could ask people to protect him. The protagonist is obviously a god general of the highest quality, but in the end, there was no protection at all. Your setting is like fart. Also, during the first preview, why didn't you tell the official? Wouldn't that teacher tell the official? You knew clearly that your student was being threatened, but you still didn't tell the authorities. Furthermore, the protagonist is obviously an SS-level genius, so why is there no one to protect him? I can only say that this book has too many flaws that I can't explain.
Yes, there are tears when there are times. I am not dazzled by anger. I am calm and witty. However, this white tiger bloodline may have a hint of violence or something negative. I don't know if it is a foreshadowing. In terms of the character creation of the protagonist, from a bad boy to a responsible young man, the transformation process may be a little stiff, but it is not bad. I give it five stars [Chigua]
From what I wrote before, I feel like the observers and teachers at this university are like idiots. They didn't investigate for the first time they were assassinated, and they just let it go. They're all considered S-level. The country didn't protect them, so they just let it go. I was speechless.
The story of eavesdropping on Qin Dahai's phone call was very witty. Knowing that the target of the professional demon hunting group was him, why didn't he ask for help? Why didn't he tell the teacher? Do you think you can beat him? Or do you think the other party won't kill him and just take his organs or something?
It looks so frustrating and speechless
Are there any male videos with two male protagonists?? Is this Gong Wei another male protagonist? Why does he have so many pages? There is not even a chapter for the male protagonist, and there is not even a chapter for the male protagonist. Why don't you switch to a female channel? . . . , The female channel can directly write about two male protagonists. Even though he is an important supporting role, it won't be so long. If this continues, I will abandon the article. . . . When I watch male videos, I watch the ones where the male protagonist levels up and fights monsters. . . . . What are you doing singing and dancing while Qiu Ya is getting married?
It has a strong ancient flavor and a bit of Dousan flavor. It's okay at the beginning, but there are too many emoticons that affect the perception. Later, it feels like a counterattack novel that was popular in 18.19, But I can't grasp the degree and the description of the country is a bit nihilistic. This is a common phenomenon in novels that deliberately weakens the impact and existence.
I'm not sure about the protection of geniuses, is it so weak? There have been many crises, and the protagonist would have died if he hadn't happened to meet him. Does the protagonist not believe in the official news? What are you doing if you don't tell the authorities about something you find out and just keep it to yourself? Be a lone hero 🙂