The Hidden Dragon Emerges from the Abyss

🎉Tao Ge has a new book out! Tao Ge has a new book out! Come and check it out! ✨To make up for the regret of finishing my previous book, "My Apocalypse Simulator," before I could catch up with it, I'll definitely make the most of this one. 🤶🏼The male protagonist of this story, Chen Du, is a chosen one, exceptionally gifted, yet he is low-key and unassuming.

New book~ Great read!

I'm here to write a long review 😜 As a long-time fan who's followed "My Apocalypse Simulator" since then, I'm honored to have accompanied Tao Ge's growth. I absolutely love both the author and the book! 😜😘Tao Ge's books are right up my alley (like they're inside my stomach 👉👈🌝) Next, I will give a brief introduction to this book.

There's no good or bad, only protagonists and villains 😃

It's been a long time since I've read such a satisfying and exhilarating novel. Although it's a feel-good story, it's not mindless; most characters are intelligent. Zhao Xiaomei, who was quite annoying in the beginning, becomes less unlikeable after her transformation, even evoking some sympathy. Wang Chunhua, similarly, has a tragic past.

I really like "Hidden Dragon Emerges from the Abyss". The writing is good, the protagonist Chen Du's character is well-developed, and the supporting characters are also well-developed and intelligent. They are not mindless rushes to advance the plot or highlight the protagonist's strength. In every aspect, this book completely surpasses over 90% of the mindless wish-fulfillment novels by Qiqi.

The characters are vividly portrayed, the plot is generally quite exciting, the author's writing is excellent, and the use of idioms in the book is very appropriate, making for a very enjoyable reading experience. New books take time to develop. I'm sure it will be a hit, it's just that it doesn't have many words yet. Wait until it becomes popular and then you can scold me "doge". Recommendation rating: Full marks (˵¯͒¯͒˵)

Tao Ge's new book, an urban fantasy novel.

I wasn't feeling well these past few days, so it took me several days to finish reading it. It's really good, the writing is smooth, and every character is very vivid and lifelike. I hate Wang Chunhua so much, I'm so angry I want to bite her. It's such a good book, why are so few people reading it and why is the rating so low? It's unreasonable.

The protagonist of this book is incredibly intelligent, his character remains consistent, and there are no plot holes after dozens or hundreds of chapters. I really enjoyed it. Chen Du is always very pretentious, but the key is that it doesn't feel forced. It's truly a rare gem of a book. Keep it up!!