Dragon-Rising War King
龙腾兵王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 7.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Masters
- Updated
- 3d ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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3.4kChapters
259kPopularity
3.6kReaders
9.0Score
4.3kMust-read votes
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Writing this kind of book, it's no wonder you're not popular. If this kind of thing could be popular, pigs could fly. If you really can't make it, you should go write something else. Stop writing; it's all a mess.
The book is good, but it has too many mistakes and typos.
He is decisive in his career but indecisive in his relationships, hurting someone who loves him. The author has arranged so many women with whom he has lingering ties—what is he trying to achieve? Is he so loving and devoted to serving as a soldier?
What?! A former elite soldier ended up opening a shop? I'm speechless.
Has anyone finished watching it and can share their thoughts on Xu Xiaoqing's ending?
Rotten to the core, its values are utterly rotten, it's disgusting to look at.
Really good
A lump
I'm really looking forward to the next part of the story. I really love this book and hope the updates will be faster.
Overall, it's a relatively good book, but it contains a lot of unnecessary rambling, typos, and a rather haphazard storyline, making the protagonist's situation quite awkward. He's devoted to his brothers, only to be betrayed by them. Repeating the same events in multiple versions leads to reader fatigue. The Japanese life story is a superfluous addition, completely unnecessary. It feels somewhat anticlimactic, perhaps indicating the author has run out of ideas.