Honghuang: The Dragon Clan's Humble Disciple

I won't criticize anything else about this book, except for the protagonist, who is portrayed as utterly pathetic and unmanly. He has power, connections, and connections, and his backers are stronger than most, yet he still ends up like this.

Sigh, I really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist, the dragon prince, has been a nobody for 20,000 years.

The protagonist and Jiu Feng stayed together for hundreds of thousands of years without him succeeding. When Jiu Feng was taken by someone else, the protagonist panicked and snatched her back. Being cuckolded and then taking over—that's pretty amazing!

I won't say it's so bad it'll discourage you, but I'll just tell you the protagonist's characteristics: 1. The plot is dragging and he has no presence; 2. The male lead is a complete liability. I suggest you seriously consider this: if you're only interested in the plot, you might as well read the original novel. Reading this book is almost the same as reading the original.

What a waste of such a powerful cheat code, it's garbage.

I've put the revisions under the "related to the work" section. If you're interested, you can take a look. Please, stop calling it "green hat" (a vulgar expression for being cuckolded). I've read a hundred book reviews, and ninety of them are like that! As for the other comments about the author being weak and not accumulating merit, there's nothing I can do about that.

Based on chapters 87 and 88 alone, this book is destined to flop.

The protagonist is just a junk collector. He always lets others use his woman first, and his own things first... Until they become junk and then he takes them back... There's also a complete mismatch between the information in the works.

After reading the synopsis, what on earth is this Dragon and Phoenix River Tribulation?

The Minotaur theme was pretty fun, hhhhhhc