
The Night Emperor of Great Qian
大乾夜天子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 885k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
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367Chapters
15kRecommendations
184.4kFans
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With so many geniuses, how can you pretend to be a pig? If you're pretending to be a pig, how can you attract geniuses?
This book does not accept female readers.
We don't accept female characters, so don't ask if we accept princesses, or if we have a single female lead or multiple female leads.
Just reading the synopsis makes it seem like a brainless novel. The news has spread throughout the city. Why doesn't the emperor kill the protagonist?
The protagonist tried to appear composed and in control, but ended up looking like a clown.
His hometown was robbed, and his father immediately had a child to fight the protagonist for the inheritance. The protagonist was completely unaware. Even a random disciple of the Marquis of Dingbo was at the Celestial Realm, and the protagonist's adopted sons all had golden attributes. Breaking through to the Celestial Realm was like a life-or-death matter for them.
The story was poorly written after it was released, and the quality was even worse. It was increasingly frustrating to read. The protagonist was portrayed as a master strategist, yet after going to the capital and becoming a subservient figure, he didn't care that his wife was cheating on him. He was like a cuckolded dragon king.
What kind of garbage is this? At the beginning, it said that the adopted sons' cultivation would all be reflected in the protagonist's progress. So, you're telling me that the emperor thinks your first adopted son is worthy of being in the top 10 of the land? Then why are you only at rank 3? And that's before you went to the capital at 18.
Lacking substantial content and satisfying moments, the author seemingly uses many characters to highlight the protagonist's cunning and shrewdness, but the supporting characters haven't even been properly developed, making the contrast with the protagonist feel rather odd. And as I said, there's no real substance in it.
Honestly, I'm a bit confused now. The protagonist wants to overthrow the dynasty? But it doesn't seem like it. And the difficulty is too high. The current emperor, like Emperor Xuanzong, is dead, and the dynasty, after hundreds of years, has only recently begun to decline; the people's hearts haven't been lost. Those who truly oppose the emperor aren't entirely loyal.
Two hundred chapters of buildup and it's still so pathetic. They say they've arrived in the capital, and then their hometown is stolen by their own father. Even without a system to check loyalty, and with everyone in their hometown being their own people, they still get their home stolen. It feels like they'll be lying low forever, waiting for all the enemies to die of old age.
The recent chapters have been really boring. Things have been too bland ever since his wife went mad. Is it really necessary to fight with the Third Prince for that little bit of imperial land? Isn't the Pig Cage Emperor the ultimate boss? Even if the imperial land is strategically important, it's impossible for him to control all the official roads.