Dragon Emperor
龙帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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508Chapters
686kPopularity
988Readers
9.1Score
1.1kMust-read votes
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I'll still give it a good review, but I still want to complain. I'll only complain about one thing for now: the author seems to have too much hatred towards Japan.
The Revenge of the Abandoned Son of the Azure Dragon Clan
What will be Qin Ran's fate?
I just started reading it, so I don't know how it ends yet. It's well-written, keep it up, you can do it! 😂
You killed off Zhen Yi?
The story initially portrays Han Xiao and Qin Ran as insecure and anxious about the male protagonist, but then it suddenly shifts to saying that if someone doesn't listen to them, they shouldn't touch them. Is the author an idiot? And a psychopath at that? Whether it's revenge or the protagonist doing a favor, it all involves sex, regardless of age!
I don't understand what the old man in the book means by referring to himself as "laosheng" (老生). Am I not cultured enough? I remember older men referring to themselves as "laofu" (老夫) and older women as "laoshen" (老身). I've never heard of "laosheng" (老生).
Could this Dragon Emperor be named Wuhu?!
Will there be a sequel?
The book title reminded me of Mo Nan.