
I Actually Raised a Heavenly Emperor
我居然养出了天帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 175k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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To be honest, as soon as I read the synopsis, I knew all the content and flaws of this novel. If I'm not mistaken, following this novel formula... Main Character Design: It should be someone who is ordinary yet extraordinary, with weak cultivation but astonishing talent in creation, and who is unaware of just how strong they are in this area. BeginningDisciple: They're all fairies, or...
Are there many books similar to this one? They're all about protagonists who don't know their own abilities, with a bunch of apprentices just there to make them look cool.
As expected of attributes added by the system, the protagonist can cultivate his character and temperament through various arts such as music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. Even if he reaches the pinnacle of all these arts, one cannot see any trace of mental cultivation in him.
Is this book by the author a single female protagonist?
The author is gone forever. 👋
As everyone knows, the Supreme Bone is mass-produced; we have so many of these in our factory that they're covered in dust.
I just want to know if the author is going to continue updating?
This one is pretty good.
At first glance, the book's title suggests a journey that's not about kindergarten... Many people, like me, were lured onto this "not-at-kindergarten" bus by the title... I highly recommend the author consider renaming the book "Want to Drive? I'm Invincible," "Host, You're Driving Again," or "Master, Please Let Me Go."
Well written, keep it up, author!