Sixty Years of Sign-Ins: From Puppet Emperor to Heavenly Emperor
签到六十年，从傀儡皇帝变天帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 871k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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- Checking In for Sixty Years, From Puppet Emperor to Heavenly EmperorEnglish name
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337Chapters
2.7kRecommendations
23.8kFans
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Seeing the title, I initially imagined a grand and majestic book. However, after reading it, I found it rather petty and narrow-minded. An emperor spends his days wandering around aimlessly, showing absolutely no sense of imperial authority.
Goodness, there are already 10 female protagonists in such a short word count. How many female protagonists will there be when it reaches 1 million words?
It's normal for emperors to have harems; it would be strange if they didn't. I think there's a saying that makes a lot of sense: those who talk about harems, who think a man should be monogamous, who believe in single-female protagonists, are all readers of female-oriented online novels! Case closed! Don't be swayed by this!
Why did the author make an emperor run around everywhere?! At first, I thought it was a novel about emperors! But then you have an emperor who barely governs the country and is out wandering the martial arts world! It would have been better if he had just abdicated in favor of the sixth prince! And then he even killed the founding emperor—that's betraying his master and ancestors! So cruel!
Since it's a harem novel, why not sleep with the Empress Dowager? And add the Empress Dowager's niece, the Empress, wouldn't that be wonderful?
It lacks both the intrigue and scheming of the imperial court and the chivalrous spirit of the martial arts world. Forcibly combining the two results in a hodgepodge. The martial arts techniques are glossed over, and the imperial court is treated like a mere diary entry!
There are demons everywhere, so there should be a cultivation system, right? If there's a cultivation system, wouldn't the royal family be insecure? Not to mention the distant past, there must be some old immortals left from the previous generation, right? Would they let princes be killed repeatedly right under their noses? What kind of nonsense is this?
With so many female leads, you might as well just write erotica.
Goodness, every woman in this world is a leading lady; I can't afford to mess with them.
Ancient emperors had zero tolerance for rebellion or treason, without any justification.