
The Strongest Abandoned Son
最强弃少
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 7.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- SASEnglish name
- Strongest Abandoned SonEnglish name
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Oh no, I'm poisoned... How come this protagonist sees every woman as his wife? I read over 100 chapters, then wanted to skip to the next 100 to see what the plot would be like, and then... His new wife is gone?! I was completely dumbfounded. I thought it was one thing to be promiscuous, but in the end it was Luo Ying and that Qing Xue, and now 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 it's all so confusing.
You might find this book toxic now, but it was a king of its time. 😁 I read this book in middle school, eight or nine years ago, and now I'm a seasoned bookworm. Please don't judge older books with today's standards; it's a matter of respecting the classics.
After reading the whole thing, here's a summary: it's okay to read if you're bored, though sometimes it's not the most enjoyable, but I still finished it. It's a novel about finding wives, changing maps, and leveling up. The protagonist is constantly searching for wives; he finds one, then another disappears, constantly stealing treasures, running away, leveling up, fighting back, showing off a…
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When I first encountered "The Strongest Abandoned Son," I didn't understand monthly tickets or recommendation votes. Later, when I felt I could write a book myself, I started using Qidian and quietly wrote! I wrote 30,000 words in nine days, which was really hard work! I was surprised to find that Goose No.
I've read this book at least eight times; it's a part of many people's youth. The first time, I only thought the Earth-themed parts were good, and the relationship between Qingxue and the others was very touching. I didn't find the later parts about the cultivation world, immortal realm, and holy realm appealing.
Ugh, what kind of monsters are you guys talking about? A book written in 2012 is better than all your urban fantasy novels from 2019, 2020, and 2021! What are you complaining about? I finished this novel in 2014, and only Chen Beixuan can compare to it in recent years. Why don't you recommend some urban fantasy novels instead of those lowly rebirth stories?
The protagonist has a bunch of wives, and each one falls for him. No matter how much a woman used to dislike him, if she doesn't dislike him again, he becomes infatuated with her. He's also a show-off; before a fight, he'll act all high and mighty, saying he's afraid of trouble and spouting a bunch of nonsense.
I completely don't understand this book. I can tolerate the clichéd plot, but I really can't stand the protagonist's lack of intelligence. It's supposed to be a cultivation novel, but it doesn't feel like one. There's no enlightenment in cultivation; it's purely about leveling up through experience points—is this some kind of DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online) game?
Readers these days have such low standards; how could this book even make it to the top of the charts? I read reviews and not a single one said anything bad about it, so I got curious and started reading. After sixty chapters, I promptly dropped it. The plot is illogical, and the protagonist keeps saying he needs to be low-key but then goes out to show off.