The Disgraced Heir of a Military Clan
将门废材
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 405k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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197Chapters
798Recommendations
2.4kFans
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If any of the characters in the book had even a slight increase in intelligence, the book would have been a whole new level. Unfortunately, they're all mentally challenged.
My surname is Xiao. The initial test wasn't very successful; it seems to have a "useless" tendency. Is this a bit too overpowering? 😁😁
The fox is too short. Raise your paw if you agree.
Wishing you all happiness and joy, and hoping you enjoy this book!
The direct descendant of a great general was publicly called a good-for-nothing? What kind of deep-seated hatred and injustice is this? Let's take another look!
I opened your book and left it running for half an hour, but the investment pop-up didn't appear. I thought it required me to move the screen for it to appear, so I slowly scrolled through the pages, one by one, endlessly. Ten minutes passed, and it still didn't appear. Then I realized it was time to invest, but it didn't pop up automatically; I had to click it myself. I was supposed to get 200, but now I only got 76. What a huge loss!
When will you write another installment of Romance of the Three Kingdoms? Don't make it so short.
The protagonist has extremely low intelligence, the plot is boring, and it's just filler from the start. The premise is good, but unfortunately, the author doesn't know how to write it.
The protagonist's subordinates were written terribly; they had absolutely no presence. The whole thing was just a few students from the academy showing off. If this were an army of several thousand, even one of them could have created a small stream.
The daily life descriptions are rather bland, using the simplest language to depict a prosperous world. The protagonist's growth is relatively slow, and there are currently no particularly compelling moments.