
I, the Mythical Kunpeng, Reincarnated as the Empress's Companion Beast
我,神话鲲鹏,转世成女帝伴生兽
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 129k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This feels so weird! If you find the contract troublesome, then just destroy it; you can afford the consequences anyway. If you don't want to destroy it, then at least let the female lead develop. What kind of nonsense is it to completely ignore the female lead?
This book is very verbose, and the pretentiousness is forced. It constantly uses a lot of words to compare itself with others and highlight how amazing it is. It's a bit padded. I know the protagonist is amazing, but you don't need to use so many words to explain why. It's tiring to read. Could you please write a little more concisely, just a little bit?
It's not that I'm a saint, but rather that I'm genuinely indifferent to this kind of heartless attitude that's so quick to talk about destroying the world and plundering everything!
Why hasn't Grandma updated her last book?
It seems this empress is almost superfluous... Was this just something written to reach the word count?
In the Northern Sea there is a fish called Kun. Kun is so big that it cannot be stewed in one pot. It transforms into a bird called Peng. Peng is so big that it requires two barbecue grills, one for a secret recipe and the other for mild spice.
Even if it's just a beginner's explanation, you should first understand that Kun and Peng are two different mythological creatures. In mythology, Peng in Kunpeng is the offspring of the Peacock King. I remember Sun Wukong even fought him. Kun is a fish. Why is Kunpeng called Kunpeng because it can blot out the sky? It's just that it's big. But it's not that powerful. The Peng in Kunpeng is powerful, entirely due to the influence of Buddha.
It's been a long time since my last update. Has the project been abandoned?
Holy crap, such a high-level thing as a sacred medicine, and you just blurted it out? And what kind of update is this? One chapter and there's not even any plot, just explanations. This forced stupidity to pad the word count is terrifying. Even Shennong can't take it anymore, I'm quitting, I'm quitting!
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