
Born to Carry the Mandate
承运而生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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542Chapters
13.4kRecommendations
27.7kFans
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It's bland enough, but is there nothing else to write about besides women? Even if you do write about women, there's barely any ambiguity. Did you spend so much time just trying to prove the protagonist has self-control? Forget it, it's pointless.
It's pretty good, the only thing that feels a bit awkward is the women's ages. It's not that it's bad, but Ge Lan being 6 or 7 years older is fine, but Ming Yuxia is so much older, and the protagonist is only 18 or 19, just graduated high school. It feels a bit out of place! Write less about this woman! Wouldn't it be better for her to flirt with people her own age? 😅
Yes, this book is starting to take shape. Author, keep it up!
I read over 50 chapters in one go, which is honestly okay, but I got tired of it, buddy. It's all women's drama, and even the later chapter titles are women's drama too. It feels like you're rereading *Dream of the Red Chamber*. Sorry, I'm dropping the book. The novelty can't last forever. It's like braised pork—it smells really good at first, but it gets greasy after a while.
The beginning was great; the author's writing was quite good, and I felt like I'd finally found a good book. However, after chapter 30, it didn't feel as good. It felt like the whole book lacked a clear theme; it was just a series of encounters with one or more women, then a new woman, and then some ambiguous relationships…
I've read over 100 chapters. Honestly, the premise is good, but after reading this far, I feel the author shouldn't be writing this in a male-oriented book; it should be in a female-oriented one. All the men in this book are dead, and the writing style is quite artsy, making it really suitable for women to read. Women can relate to it; there's so much about the manipulative, fake best friends, etc.—Basically, a lot of things that resonate with women, so girls will probably find it appealing.
It was really engaging at the beginning, but then it just went off on tangents. He flirted with me and didn't care, he accepted anyone who came his way, it just wasn't the same as at the beginning, and I became a clueless city girl.
It's pretty good. I've read over 80 chapters, but there's a part that's getting irritating. It feels like the world only has women. Before chapter 88, there were dozens of chapters just about the two female classmates visiting. Of course, that's just a feeling, but it's a lot. The interactions between the two female classmates are especially annoying. They're so manipulative and fake best friends. It really makes it feel like there are no men in the world, only women...
It initially seemed a bit like Liu Chang'an, but after reading dozens of chapters, all I see are women, and all I see is women. It's disgusting.
After reading ten chapters, there are only three or four female characters with ambiguous relationships. The female neighbor next door, who is six or seven years older than the protagonist (who is 19 years old), always hugs the protagonist's face and makes "mmm" noises. They're not even together, is it appropriate for him to take advantage of her like this? It's disgusting.