The Days I Spent as a Dog in the Demon-Fighting Sengoku Era
在妖魔战国当狗的日子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 265k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Honestly, the protagonist has a bright future and great potential, so what he should prioritize is stability. For a protagonist who's a complete loser, there's no way he can avoid competing. Isn't the protagonist of this novel most afraid of accidents? Ugh, seriously, the protagonist seems so greedy. He talks about maintaining humanity, huh? Were you really an adult in your past life?
I absolutely loved "The Days I Spent as a Dog in the Demon Warring States Period"! I highly recommend it; the quality is superb. It's been a long time since I've read such a good novel. The plot is captivating, with incredibly imaginative ideas, perfectly matching the author's description. I'm extremely satisfied; it completely exceeded my expectations.
Haven't watched it yet. The synopsis sounds promising.
It's a pity about this book. It reminded me of something else. Overall, it's still a very enjoyable novel; the main problem is the title, which is why it has so few favorites. If you keep at it, its popularity will gradually improve.
Honestly, it was released on the 1st, and you stopped updating on the 2nd. I was really disappointed.
Frankly, this book is terrible, and I doubt it will do well in sales. But that's no excuse for you to stop updating. Based on my experience on Qidian, those who become legendary overnight are usually fake big shots. How many truly talented people would write or read novels here? Most people are forced to write to make a living or because they think they can do it all.
This book was originally very much to my liking, but it somehow died (it seems like everything I try to write dies). Looking at the comments section, it was full of nitpicking, insults, and even people trying to elevate the protagonist's values to the author's. I'm speechless. How many novels have you driven away by your criticisms? How many authors' writing dreams have you shattered?
Does this book have a fan group? Could you please ask the author why they haven't updated for a year? I've been waiting for an update for a whole year!
Keep it up, author! We're all waiting for your updates, don't give up!
Why hasn't the author updated for over ten days? Was he quarantined?