
The Bear Rules the World
熊霸天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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498Chapters
139.8kRecommendations
21.9kFans
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Just by looking at this name... Eastern cultivation... The sense of the era immediately comes through.
I don't want to read any books written in the first person because they're disgusting.
Third-person perspective is like eating with chopsticks yourself! First-person perspective feels like someone is pouring food into your mouth through a funnel!
Ten years have passed. I remember reading this book in physical form back then; it was a very old Western fantasy novel. For its time, it was quite good. Now? Sigh! Reading so many books has made my tastes more discerning.
I bought it specifically to read! My childhood.
It feels like I'm reading a Chinese composition.
This is ridiculous. It might be suitable for beginners who are just starting to read novels, but as a seasoned bookworm who has been reading for years, I suggest you don't read it.
I've read ten chapters already, and there's absolutely no character interaction. What is the author writing? Is it some kind of slice-of-life story about the protagonist in another world? It's so padded out, just endless self-indulgence. The author's intelligence is seriously lacking; I can't understand it. I'm dropping it.
Nobody would read a first-person perspective; it's too disgusting to watch.
It's always "me or her," don't we all know what you're trying to say? It's infuriating to read.