Does Any King Want a Flat-Chested, Emotionless Bai Qi Who Can Conquer the World with Basic Attacks?

StarCraft died on its tenth anniversary; it's time for me to come back.

I'm just sharing my personal opinion about the male lead, please don't attack me, sob sob. From what I've seen so far, I think the male lead is terrible, utterly terrible. Putting aside his abilities, let's just talk about his personality as I've perceived it so far. I haven't noticed his fear of the strong yet, but his bullying of the weak is absolute. He assumes Bai Qi won't fight back and then arbitrarily humiliates and oppresses him. How to put it… is it the inherent weakness of humanity? The weak oppressing the strong who don't fight back (that's the feeling). I think the author's books are all pretty good, but the male leads… are all consistently scumbags, and when they're emotional, they're just useless. I genuinely feel that none of the male leads the author has ever created are worthy of their corresponding female leads, from the past to the present…

Congratulations on the release of The Last Rain!

Realistic supporting characters don't want to die easily.

The male lead being a woman in disguise is quite interesting. The female lead willingly suppresses her feelings to revive the empire. We all know what happens next between the male and female leads; the angst is quite intense for me, almost giving me a heart attack. The female and male leads have it so tough, it's so hard for me! Anyway, I just hope the author gives the female lead a happy ending. Purely angst for the sake of angst won't be popular; after all, nobody really wants to see a tragedy (probably). No matter how far the male and female leads go on their journey to a happy ending, I just hope the author gives them a joyful conclusion after all the angst! As for a slightly sensitive reader like me...

This is one of the rare books that I actually wanted to keep reading. My appetite is relatively easy to satisfy, but this book is indeed quite good. I guess? This book has potential, but the author seems to have a tendency to be a procrastinator. I hope the author will put in more effort and not keep postponing updates. I've heard that writing novels is very tiring, requiring both writing and brainpower to come up with content. If the author is tired, they can let us readers know about rest periods and future update schedules, instead of simply postponing for half a month or a month. I hope the author can balance work and rest, but not be so procrastinating; if you're tired, take a break. And I hope the author can update every day, not necessarily a lot, just fifty or a hundred chapters a day...

Sorry, I thought this book was one of those bittersweet stories about an arrogant emperor conquering a cold and aloof heroine like Bai Qi. But when Bai Qi died for the first time in Yangping, I really wanted to kill the male lead... Maybe I've read too many other stories, but I really find this kind of story difficult to read. If only it were a story about an arrogant emperor conquering a cold and aloof heroine and conquering the world... Sigh, I'll read it again when I'm more mature. I really lost it when the female lead died for the first time. Goodbye...

This is ridiculous!

The male protagonist's change in attitude towards the female protagonist is very realistic. From initial fear to anger and hatred after the person he loves is killed, to confusion upon learning that the female protagonist is a simple, emotionless person (but still doesn't like the male protagonist), and finally choosing to escape, the female protagonist's sacrifice for the revival of Qin (including her egg) is very appealing to me. I'm also a StarCraft player, and I like men who are invincible before the finals, and I hope the author can also fight for their own championship, just like the author. After all, we live not to suffer, but to enjoy. Finally, I hope the author can give the female protagonist a happy ending. The process doesn't matter to us...

See you in April