
The Great Sage's Mandate
大圣座命
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 891k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
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430Chapters
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I've read *The Giant Insect Lich* six or seven times, and I still can't forget it.
What on earth are you writing? What on earth are you writing in your new book? It's already thirty chapters in, what is the protagonist going to do? They created a "True Dragon Kingdom," and then what? No population, no property, no army—just pure self-entertainment! Chapter Thirty is even more absurd; he simply leaves the kingdom he created for himself, saying goodbye and hoping to meet again someday.
Hopefully, the author will learn from this experience. Previously, the unfinished work suffered a brain hemorrhage due to the backlash from bad luck! If he can't finish this masterpiece to suppress bad luck, he'll likely face a nine-out-of-ten chance of death…
You're finally back! I've read every single one of your books, especially *The Giant Worm*, which I read three times. I've been waiting for you for so long!
I've read about five chapters, here's my review. In terms of plot, the protagonist travels to a society similar to ancient times and goes to sea to make a living. The plot flows smoothly, but then it suddenly throws in the topic of capitalism and oaths. Capitalism is bad enough, but to play with a flawed form of capitalism is even worse.
This author used to have a somewhat pro-Western, sycophantic attitude, always portraying America as superior and China as inferior in his books. I wonder what he's like now.
It's out! It's out! It's out! I'm saying it three times because it's important.
I scheduled the message to be sent, but it was blocked again for a while. I just fixed it, and there are still so many sensitive words, but the tolerance level is slowly increasing. I'm so happy! 😊
I've been a long-time book fan for ten years and I really like the author's writing style, but the author has a rather high rate of abandoning projects. Will this one be completed?
Dear Zhu Shang Zhu Zhu, I'm a long-time fan of yours. I feel that "The Great Substitute Era" and "Giant Insect Corpse Witch" are absolute masterpieces, truly exhilarating. "The Mother Nest's Arrival" had the potential to be a third masterpiece, but it was forced to be taken offline for some bastard reasons, which is truly heartbreaking.
Piggy has changed; so far, his childhood sweetheart, senior, and noblewoman haven't appeared yet.