The Homebody God

Please stop writing off-color jokes; they're just a bunch of eight-year-olds.

It was all so interesting, and then it was suddenly abandoned. 🥵

I don't quite understand why someone wrote about someone so young; it feels a bit out of place.

Wow, that's impressive! It's comparable to the corpse retrievers. Hopefully, it won't fall apart later on.

This book is quite good, except for that one line: "You're freaking eight years old (with picture)." First of all, the age (eight years old) is pitifully young, but the way the character acts is incredibly mature! It's not the kind of precocious genius like the little ape in "Honest Man," but rather the feeling of an adult pretending to be young!

It's not bad, but the main character is too small, which looks a bit odd.

A common problem with suspense novels is that they don't last long.

The hole of Teacher Gu's first apprentice has not yet been filled.

Dude, did it end so quickly?

It's a great read. The premise of the male lead being 8 years old is quite interesting, and the story repeatedly emphasizes the purity befitting an 8-year-old. Even if his actions aren't actually that naive, he's someone burdened with a heavy destiny, so maturity is necessary.