
Tokyo Royal Envoy
东京御神使
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 552k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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256Chapters
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People who only have a few days left to live should have only one idea - to extend their lifespan, and all actions will only revolve around this theme. Leave everything like school and work aside! There will be no other thoughts at all. Pig's feet has no sense of urgency or anxiety at all. This is a bit fake.
There is a big loophole in the setting. You will die at the age of sixteen, which means that the protagonist's family must continue to multiply. At this time, the protagonist must have at least one descendant. The question is no, so how did the protagonist's family give birth to the protagonist's generation?
Looking for further reading! ! ! Families! ! !
Why didn't I feel moved at all while reading, only a feeling of moaning without any illness? Maybe it will be better later, but I only saw Chapter 37
It's really twisted. I just did it because I could do it. What are the consequences? What does it have to do with me?
What the hell, your home was burned down and you gave up when you saw someone else's mother and son? My grandfather has been admitted to the hospital, where did he get the cartilage and the Virgin's heart?
He died at the age of 16. How did it pass down the family?
The protagonist's name makes me forget it
The setting is great, but the writing is bland, confusing, and inexplicable.
I'm a little tired looking at these two trolls. The protagonist is just like an old mother.
Forget it, I didn't bother to read it until I reached chapter 36. I don't like the character of the protagonist.
I'm really speechless when I look at the oil bottle, it ruins the experience.
This book is obviously for Rikka
It's great. Almost all the things that I felt were frustrating or annoying were explained at the end of the prologue. What happened before is actually a foreshadowing. It's amazing! The male protagonist has also undergone some changes, and he has grown up. However, the lifespan setting is a bit tasteless, and it feels like it is forcing the male protagonist to eliminate spiritual killing aliens. Overall, I can watch it.
It looks okay, but there must be many mythological systems in this world. The vampires are the children of Cain, and Cain shouldn't worship gods. When did he become a member of the moon clan?
Do you think this development is a bit scary?