A Shut-In and a Fat Dragon's Daily Life Saving Doomed Works
废宅与肥龙拯救崩坏作品的日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Light, gentle, and delightful
I first read this book when it was around 900,000 words. To be honest, I was quite surprised. A massive work of 900,000 words had only a mere two thousand or so favorites. Amazed by the author's perseverance, despite initially thinking "this book is bad," I continued reading. I ended up reading for an entire day. Light, gentle, and full of wit, it's truly astonishing. The outline of the story is difficult to describe; my own writing certainly cannot condense this million-word epic into a few hundred, but at this point, I must say something. Following the traces left by the author in the work, readers can clearly...
My blood pressure rose by 3 degrees after reading this book; its jumpy and sensational writing style really doesn't suit me.
Strange, I've never seen this book with the tag "marrying someone for over a million".
Now I know why my grades were so low… Volume Two was just so disorganized. Most of it was fighting; the entire volume was just fighting, insane fighting, and tons of fancy vocabulary and overly ornate descriptions. After finishing it, I was wondering what I even read in Volume Two…
Tens of thousands of people are begging Ah Miao to give the female lead just one shot (1/10000)
Good books aren't popular.
Regarding the confusion surrounding the names, Ah Miao specifically addressed this point! It's like a tip... Right?
May I ask in which volume the male protagonist appears?
Why are there so few collections? That's strange.
Is the male lead Fei Long?