From Ten Years as a Hostage to Sainthood
从十年质子归来开始成圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 742k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Dynasty Wars
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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232Chapters
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Strange, I see characteristics of female-oriented novels in male-oriented novels.
I've currently subscribed to chapter 111, and I'll have to wait until I can catch up before I can continue subscribing. I'm not criticizing the book itself, but I need to heal my wounded heart. I don't understand what the author was thinking. From the moment the protagonist broke ties with the Sui Emperor, I felt there was something wrong with the book.
Shennong is here
If you're looking for a story about the protagonist's return and strategic maneuvering, you can leave now. If you're not looking for anything else, this book is pretty good; if you're looking for something more intellectually stimulating, it's just so-so.
Is there any need to play dumb?
The protagonist's feigned stupidity while serving as a hostage could be seen as a way to return home sooner. However, his return has absolutely nothing to do with this feigned stupidity. Even if he hadn't feigned stupidity, wouldn't he have been able to return after his life force was drained? Wouldn't he have been just as good as an ordinary person with slightly lower grades?
Female-oriented novel; LOL; This author is hilarious.
It's alright, but it's exhausting to watch. The character is timid, pretending to be clueless, and constantly on guard against this and that. Overall, it's okay, but it doesn't suit my taste.
We live in a "fast-food" era now, and there's been too much writing about pigs. It's depressing and frustrating to read, and I don't think it'll become popular.
It would be better to publish this book on a female-oriented platform, or adapt it into a TV series or short drama; that would be more appealing.
Just a few thoughts. Most men's desires or ambitions are probably to rise above others, have multiple wives and concubines, enjoy wealth and power, and rule the world. However, the goals of many novel protagonists are unclear. For example, in cultivation or fantasy novels, the protagonists mostly pursue immortality. But is immortality the goal? I don't think so.
Having absorbed so much so-called destiny energy, why is she still so weak?
The protagonist was rewarded with one hundred taels of gold. Doesn't that seem like a lot? He looks like he's never seen anything like it before.