Harvesting Chives Begins with the Sun God
收割韭菜从阳神开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 566k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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136Chapters
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Read Well written But it feels a bit awkward; the main character seems to be unable to distinguish between reward and punishment! No matter what others do to the protagonist, the protagonist will shower them with benefits, making them grateful to him. Perhaps, as the author says, as people get older and experience more, they choose to be more tolerant of most things.
A child of a few years old, constantly teasing his subordinates—putting aside whether it's even possible to have sex with him, as a normal person, would you blush or feel a rush of excitement when a little kid teases you? You'd probably just think the little brat is cute, right? Look at what the author wrote; I just don't understand, would you even be able to have sex with a little kid like that?
This book lists its major flaws; new readers should definitely read this first.
Point of contention 1: This book is a harem novel. The protagonist's harem exceeds one yuan, which means it has more than 129,600 members. If you don't like harem novels, please leave immediately to avoid being poisoned by this. Point of contention 2: The protagonist of this book is the reincarnation of an old monster, actually over 200 years old, but appears young when he first appears.
The entry point is a big problem. A few-year-old child, still full of lustful thoughts, even if they understand adult thinking, will still find it jarring. I'm not watching "Royal Uncle". Besides, if I wanted to watch "Royal Uncle", "Young Man", "Top-notch Repairman", or "Newlyweds", it wouldn't be as enjoyable as what you're showing me.
The Yang God is alright; his immortality has already been proven by the River of Time. As for the Dragon Talisman, hehe 😏
Judging from the protagonist's unreliable way of speaking, he has never been a leader and his management skills are extremely poor! At the same time, many of the dialogues in the text would be very strange in real-life scenarios!
The novel doesn't focus enough on the protagonist's cultivation; he's constantly indulging in women and scheming. It lacks the thrill of Hong Yi's gradual breakthroughs in the original *Yang Shen* novel. Many parts deviate from the original. I hope the author will carefully read the original work. Even a secondary setting shouldn't overturn the original; otherwise, it's not fanfiction.
Seven years ago, this book might have thrilled me and captivated me.
I can't believe it's 2202 already, and there are still stories of people bowing down to you with just words and an aura of dominance. 😰
In which chapter does the main character reach adulthood? I don't want to see a 7-year-old brat showing off.