
Myriad Worlds: Starting as the Illegitimate Son of the Ming Family in Joy of Life
诸天:从庆余年明家庶子开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 442k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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208Chapters
701Recommendations
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Joy of Life, Advance to Rank One
Are you born with developmental delays and need to study hard to advance to the first rank?
This world is about power struggles and force... You can't even protect yourself with any of those right now, and you're still thinking about doing business? Even if your business succeeds, you won't be able to protect yourself within the Ming family. You don't even know what you're thinking.
The story of Joy of Life is primarily about political intrigue, with martial arts playing a secondary role. Kyoto is where the main characters should be. What's the point of having them constantly playing the role of the Ming family's merchants and engaging in childish games?
I feel like my writing was actually pretty good, I don't know why my grades were bad!
Author, what were you thinking? The pacing is too slow. If you keep going like this, your grades will improve very slowly.
Five monthly tickets left, I'll vote for the extra chapter!
It's well-written; the plot unfolds smoothly without abrupt changes, and the protagonist's integration into the world is logical and not mindless.