The Legend of the Azure Ape

I really don't understand why this book hasn't become a hit. In my opinion, it's at least a high-quality book, even better than some of the top ten books in monthly votes. Both the protagonist and the antagonist are intelligent, and the portrayal of human and demonic nature is very realistic. I hope the author can persevere and not abandon the book prematurely. Just keep updating; I'm not asking for updates every few days, just please don't abandon it.

I don't quite agree with one reader's comment! Isn't that a complete distortion of the facts and a misleading attempt to mislead readers? Honestly, did you even read the book carefully? (Minor spoilers ahead) First The protagonist spared the twin sisters and the Rain Master because he wanted to keep them by his side temporarily to control them, and he even used the Phoenix Gu on them.

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1. The Dongya Grand Sacrifice is held by the barbarian tribes, and it comes at a price: the sacrifice of the ancient blood of the demon race. The Dongya Grand Sacrifice helps the barbarian tribes maintain contact with their main barbarian clans outside the realm, so this connection cannot be severed. However, the ancient blood is rare, a unique resource among the demon races.

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1. The demons' sudden provocation of the human race might be a trap set by external forces. Looking at the new chapters, the demons are quite powerful, with nine demon ancestors (although they lost the battle for the Fourth Master Ape to the apes, it doesn't affect their overall strength or the situation).

I just finished reading this book and was about to support the author's new book, but I found that it hasn't been updated for eight months and the results are dismal. I'm a little sad. I wonder if the author still wants to write books? Can he still hold onto his dreams?

A good book, a rare find for seasoned readers. But there are too many trolls; they're only suited to reading *Battle Through the Heavens* and *Douluo Continent*.

This book is very well written, but I'm curious why it has so few recommendation slots. Is it because the protagonist is a demon? Or is it because the writing style is niche? You can tell from the words that the author is definitely an experienced person. Although the book is a bit more brain-intensive than plain text, it is definitely worth following.

I hope some author can write a novel based on the world background of The Legend of the Green Ape. It's rare to see a new and good system emerge, and I can't bear to let it be buried.