King Zhou, Everyone's Hoping for My Kingdom to Fall
纣王，总有人盼着朕早日亡国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 177k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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88Chapters
458Recommendations
15Fans
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Um 😓 I feel like Di Xin is the real master, and the protagonist is just his prompter!
Isn't this just copying Qin Shi Huang's work?
Shangtang potatoes, stir-fried pork with chili peppers, tomatoes, I don't know how to describe it...
The title itself is quite awkward. The character "" (Zhen) was used by Qin Shi Huang after he became emperor, and it only became the self-reference used by all emperors afterward. During the Shang Dynasty, people would have referred to themselves as "" (guǎrén) or "" (gū). Seeing the title alone tells me it's unreadable! The author lacks even a basic understanding of history, and even the mythological stories are nauseating...
The Shang king ruled the world by divine mandate, yet he dares to call himself the human emperor? Have they all been brainwashed by the ancient times? The Xia Dynasty was the human dynasty that had absolutely nothing to do with heaven.
Another bootlicking attempt. Lately, there's been so much talk about being able to read minds, doesn't it seem ridiculous? Being caught out repeatedly, and so accurately, definitely indicates a problem. You haven't even said anything, and the other person has already guessed it—isn't that the problem with them? These kinds of copycat novels are truly nauseating, utterly repulsive, full of self-righteous speculation.
Which studio is the author writing at? Are they still hiring?
I got really angry after reading just a few chapters of this book. This cat is just a minor character delivering packages, not the main character? He's nothing!
Why do you always write protagonists with such poor judgment? In your last cultivation novel, after hundreds of chapters, he still couldn't divine the secrets of heaven. He couldn't even tell if someone was his true self standing right in front of him. This one is even more stubborn.
Without even reading the synopsis, let me guess if this is another one of those overheard-your-thoughts plot devices.