
The Dragonblood Divine Emperor
龙血神帝尊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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1.3kRecommendations
5.9kFans
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My Study, Your Choice
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The competition rewards chapter is utter garbage! It's just filler all day! And the master is a terrible master too! Isn't it said that a genius who hasn't grown up is useless? Why is it that this isn't the case for others, but it's so blatantly true for the protagonist!
Seeing so many people criticizing this book makes me feel relieved.
Chapter One is based on the fast-food restaurant series *The King of Domination*.
I'm really tired of reading this. This kind of formula has been overused. There are at least hundreds of thousands of books on Qidian that are the same.
The author is nothing but a plagiarist.
Readers in Hong Kong and Macau, even if you have opened an Alipay account, you still cannot top up your account.
It's a bit too formulaic. Every time the protagonist is about to die, someone comes to help and saves him. Then the protagonist says that he must kill the villain next time, and then he goes to train and comes back to make the villain weak and vulnerable.
In the third scene, Lin Shi was struck by a palm strike, without even the chance to retaliate. That's ridiculous! He didn't even have the right to fight back?! In Chapter Eight, he said something about "every sword strike must draw blood." Before saying that, he had already unleashed two sword strikes: the first cleaved the sword monument, and the second cut off the hair on his opponent's…
I'm so sick of fantasy novels!
Author, please update soon, it's been half a year!