I Get Stronger by Trolling My Dad: From the Start, I Make the Empress My Stepmother
坑爹就变强，开局让女帝当我小娘
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- Completed
- Length
- 813k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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326Chapters
2.5kRecommendations
37.9kFans
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I didn't want to be hooked, but he called me "Dad" 😏
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The female characters in this book are poorly portrayed. The first thirty-odd chapters focus on the female supporting character, who confesses her engagement to the male lead. The male lead neither rejects nor takes the initiative, but leaves to go home and take a bath, muttering to himself, "Why does this female supporting character, Xue, have a one-sided love for him?"
Suddenly I have a son, oh dear!
After reading five chapters, I noticed the author consistently portrays servants as equals, even daring to tattle on others despite having no mission. Meanwhile, the protagonist's egalitarian attitude is always highlighted. This style of writing was refreshing in the 1990s, but now... If the author likes egalitarianism, why not write about modern times...? How can one relate to servants in ancient times? Try reading historical novels about servants instead.
Hey bro, at least write a brief introduction! (X_x;)
"You think your dad's the best in the world? The one I'm reading is a useless protagonist with a useless dad. A useless emperor dares to threaten someone who's the best in the world? Does that make him the best? Does she, as an emperor, have a large family and vast wealth? Does she dare threaten someone like that without fear of losing her whole family and fortune? It's ridiculous!
The novel's title itself reeks of cuckoldry. 💀
I initially read it as a wish-fulfillment novel; the protagonist's father was invincible, and he had a cheat-like ability. It was quite enjoyable at first, but after it was released, he was coerced and threatened by the Empress, forced to do whatever she commanded. I'm disgusted.
As the son of a powerful figure, he has absolutely no class or ambition. He doesn't even have any bodyguards or followers, and he has to deal with anyone who comes his way. Assassination would be far too easy for him.