An Ordinary College Student
平平无奇大学生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 361k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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153Chapters
994Recommendations
21Fans
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EN
Everyone Knows I'm a Hidden Master—Except Me
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Hurry up and write! The content isn't as ordinary as the title suggests. Is this a case of building suspense before revealing the main point?
This has a Dragon Raja vibe to it. Author, please don't be as cruel as that old rascal Jiang Nan! 😭
You win! This is the first book I've recommended with a red envelope and then added to my favorites without deleting it!
Just finished reading Chapter 9, isn't this Dragon Raja? Completely confused?
Is this book written under a pseudonym by the author?
The book is good, comparable to many established authors, but the author is terrible at promoting himself; he only has a handful of followers now. I guess I'm the only apprentice here.
The female lead's name sounds so familiar.
What on earth is this writing about? Rebirth, hell, and zombies all over again?
Here are some suggestions: Authors can actively ask editors for featured placements. If that's not possible, they can create separate chapters and collaborate with other books. Don't be shy; collaborating with other authors can quickly boost popularity.
This is the first time I've seen a book that starts with the death of the wife, while many others only briefly mention the death of the entire family. This book has piqued my interest.