
All My Sons Are Great Demon Kings
吾儿皆是大魔王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 734k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
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263Chapters
37.7kRecommendations
80.9kFans
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I just got to the chapter with the background music. Two songstresses were punished for breaking the rules. Not only did the protagonist apologize, but they also demanded poems written by his own hand. Even if the protagonist offered an apology, did they deserve it? You're writing about feudal society! A few actresses? They're nothing! You're the prince's father.
Because of you, I got this awful badge 😒
I miss the days of monopolizing other worlds. I went through all sorts of means to find the book title from the forgotten pages, and then I found the author by looking up the title. Only after counting did I realize that I had been reading novels for so long. Back then, I was just a little junior high school student, and now I'm a working adult!
I tend to support stories with female leads. After all, the male lead wasn't an old man before his rebirth, and in the cultivation world, 70-80 years old isn't considered old. What I don't really understand is why so many people these days are so quick to criticize stories with female leads or multiple female leads. Is it because they can't stand happy endings or simply don't like women?
There's the issue of a son feeding his father food; that's not gay at all. I just see it as filial piety. If that's considered gay, then wouldn't it be even more gay for close friends to put their arms around each other? Huo Zun's father, Feng Huo, often kisses Huo Zun on TV, and Feng Huo looks so pleased. I see a deep father-son bond. I hope people can be more realistic about homosexuality.
The opening plot holes are so glaring, it's unwatchable without fixing them. The old man's paralysis suddenly improves, everyone is perfectly calm—is this some kind of joke? The servants don't say anything, and even when the son comes home, they don't show any concern. Who can tolerate this kind of plot hole?
Not bad, but a bit too little, and the speed needs to be faster.
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I'm sorry, I let your book down. The further I read, the less I enjoyed it compared to the beginning. The journey through life is long; perhaps we'll meet again someday.
I just saw that I was only one monthly pass away from moving up one rank. So I promptly bought more chapters (I'm still a student, no money!), Scraping together one more monthly pass just to make it to this crucial moment. Even though it's not very useful, I inexplicably feel pretty good about myself. 😁😁😁