Cold Abyss: the Dandy Prince's Road to Killing Gods with Seven Emotions
寒渊烬：纨绔世子的七情弑神路
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A Novel About Seeking Multiple Identities, Using the World as a Chess Game, and the Layout of the World
A novel about seeking multiple identities, using the world as a chess game, and the layout of the world
I Cut Off My Love Threads and Sealed the Six Emotions and Seven Desires
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The villain must be decisive in killing, and the villain's IQ is online or has no absolute significance. There is no female protagonist, mainly because the lack of a female protagonist makes the protagonist cerebral palsy.
A Historical Person, Cool Writer, Imaginative and Resourceful
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Ask for Mutual Evaluation of Works
I want to watch content similar to "Guardian of Shushan Secret Realm". I have saved four medium-length manuscripts, and judging from the five works that have been successfully signed and released, I feel that there is no way to meet expectations, but I will not give up. Keep imagining and writing and keep writing
[Top book review·A must-read for readers] Just when you think this is another mindless novel, it pierces your expectations with the Eastern philosophy of "cultivation of seven emotions". The protagonist Xiao Jin is not a god, but an ordinary person who is crushed by reality. However, in the desperate situation of the Apocalypse Dynasty, he uses modern wisdom and financial skills to go from a playboy to a tyrant in the north. What he competes for is the truest desire in everyone's heart: wealth, friendship, dignity, and power. But there is no Long Aotian here. Every breakthrough in the "power of seven emotions" is accompanied by the price of backlash from the internal organs; every grudge and grudge is a game that affects people's hearts. The arena is an extension of power and strategy, and the court is the battlefield of ideas. From the rise of Han Yuan, to the trial of swordsmanship in the world, to the pursuit of world domination, and finally retirement with success - this is an oriental epic that is full of "wine, sex and wealth", but ultimately makes you think about "what is perfection". If you are tired of routines and long for a flesh-and-blood, sentimental, and cost-effective growth story, this book will never let you down.
The writing is delicate, the group portraits are vivid, the system is novel, and it has a strong sense of history and a magnificent atmosphere! It's worth following up!