Tempering Fire in the Setting Sun
残阳锻火
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 788k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
285Chapters
17.9kRecommendations
3.4kFans
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Has the author recently changed gender?
It's getting more and more like a female-oriented online novel. Guess what I want? If you can't guess, then we're not meant to be. It really does have a female-oriented online novel feel to it.
The synopsis has a melodramatic, tragic feel to it, but that's not popular anymore; it's unlikely to attract new readers.
Sigh, your recent books are getting worse and worse. I hope this one will be finished.
All I saw in Chapter 10 was the word "simp".
Writing a high-quality book is more likely to make you write better than constantly struggling to write.
The author's previous book didn't even reach 100 readers, but he still persevered and finished it.
Is there any connection between the reasons for becoming a god and one's cultivation level?
I still don't understand what it means to become a god. At first, I thought the emperor and the god were based on cultivation, but I was wrong. It was based on the will of the people. But because the royal family can represent the majority of the people's hearts, gaining the royal family's recognition can make one a god, and the eldest princess is one such example, right? So here's the question:
What is this supposed to mean?
I only read two chapters. Male and female intercourse, equal distribution of talent? To save one person, the entire family of the person being saved is burned to death? And there are other innocent people involved? What kind of world is this?
Honestly, if this princess is considered the female lead, then she's really not as good as Yang Chaoyue mentioned above. She's truly annoying.
Can I honestly say that this book is impossible to read?