
Why Are You All Outer Gods?
你们怎么都是外神
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 256k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Why can eunuchs appear on Daily Poison Delivery?
Qibao, I want to see Lu Baobao's character tag changed to female lead. You don't want me to vote for other books, do you?
Check-in time!
Let's build up some popularity in the comments section so we can organize more events later.
I haven't finished reading the old book yet, so I'll start reading the new one. Hey I do like young girls.
Where's your new book? At least tell me quietly using a secondary account!
Please, author, write another Japanese urban romance novel! Your last one was really good.
The biggest mistake was actually having two potentially important characters subtly hint that the protagonist wasn't invincible. To be honest, many people probably came for the invincible, arrogant trope, only to be told that the protagonist died later and wasn't invincible, and then there were two obviously cool characters making comments. This drastically lowered the overall quality of the story and was quite disappointing, significantly reducing the audience's interest.
The author's previous book was a fantastic read, but this one seems to be a departure from his previous work, or perhaps an attempt to capitalize on the popularity of the Cassiopeia series. It's nowhere near as good as his previous book.
Don't label the protagonist as a fool, naive, or ignorant. We want to see a cunning, ruthless, rational, decisive, intelligent, resourceful, and sophisticated mastermind—a powerful, behind-the-scenes boss.
Just passing by! Is it nice?