
The Human Emperor, the Heavenly Emperor
人皇天帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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The pressure was too intense, resulting in a lackluster performance, which manifested in dismal grades.
This is really frustrating. Since when can't fantasy worlds have industry? Do you even know what mass production means? Take your current pills, for example. Once industry is established, mass production of these pills is just a matter of time.
Has the new book started? I wonder if it'll be like the last one, featuring a foolish protagonist. 🤓
You keep writing about brotherly love and respect, but there's actually no brotherly love and respect in it... It's just ridiculously childish. What's wrong with your thinking? Why are you so obsessed with this brotherly love and respect? You've reached a level of enlightenment that they can't see, so wouldn't that be brotherly love and respect? Brotherly love and respect are just words? How naive do you have to be to write this kind of plot?
Too much nonsense, overly stereotypical.
This is too fair, a bit boring. Being a god-level being makes you invincible, and there's also the art of war. Why bother coaxing your brothers? Is the royal family really that loving? Just pick a few good ones; having them all is unrealistic. It feels a little uncomfortable.
Nowadays, even primary and secondary school students in the internet age aren't this naive, are they?
I felt that "The Great Bandit of All Realms and My Mother Tiger" was well-written, but this one was rather uninteresting.
They're targeting the Ming Dynasty, not even changing the surname, just a little less prestigious a title, like they're mass-produced on an assembly line.
Is the author not feeling well? Did you really write this book yourself, or was it ghostwritten? It doesn't feel as good as your previous works.