Heaven’s Chosen Ruler

Do you want to know if this cover is for real?

Is this really written by the original author, a true pioneer? Compared to *Divine Emperor and Monarch*, what is this even about? It feels like something out of those mass-produced ghostwritten books from a few years ago. With *Divine Emperor and Monarch*, you can get completely absorbed after just a few chapters, but this book, after about 20 chapters, makes me want to smash my phone. Is this what they mean by "debuting at the peak"?

A powerful cultivator who has cultivated for thousands of years couldn't resist the temptation of a young girl? Are you kidding me? With such a high level of spiritual attainment, how could he be focused on physical pleasure? He must be a fake immortal. If you said his mentality was equivalent to the Heavenly Heart state, I wouldn't be wrong.

This novel is so ridiculous! How can such a brainless, pretentious novel be published on the Sanjiang Literature City website?

I came here with high expectations after reading about the "demoness" series, but it made me so sick I wanted to smash things all night. I have to rant about it. Is this all written by the same person??? ****

My impressions after trying it: I made several mistakes that a well-known author wouldn't make. The protagonist has only been in the story for nearly forty chapters, and it's been a frustrating week (slow burn). The protagonist has a knack for extorting money and gets into a lot of trouble every day, and hasn't really cultivated much yet (poor plot transition).

Does anyone know in which chapter our Immortal King will finally resolve the original owner's issues? It feels like this dignified Immortal King is acting like a sycophant just to please the original owner. He's always acting like an Immortal King, so arrogant and pretentious, but he's dragging his feet even on resolving the original owner's obsessions, and even caused a scene at Heaven's Heart. I want to skip ahead! Thanks, bro!

Serves them right for failing! I hate those disgusting tropes that use the protagonist's friends and family to drive the plot. Take Hai Rou'er's storyline, for example. Why is adopting a child so difficult? From the start, if they saw she was special, they should have just thrown money at her guardian and taken her away. Leaving her there without a care just feels weird.

The trolls in the comments section are really discouraging. It was after reading the comments that I put this book on my shelf for so long. Although I'm a long-time book lover, there's a reason for that. The author of his last book said he changed his writing style later on, and the later business battles weren't my thing.

It feels like this book has been targeted by online trolls. The first few chapters are full of complaints about how bad it is and people wanting to drop it... I don't think it's anything particularly bad, so why are people so impatient?