
The Grinding Emperor and the Nine Stunning Sword Immortals He Raised
肝帝与他养大的九位绝色剑仙
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- Completed
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- 938k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 5y ago
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409Chapters
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A masterpiece of NTR! Absolutely amazing! A must-see for NTR fans!
This book has a truly unique flavor; summarizing it with just four tags is completely insufficient. If you ask why, it's because, unlike some online novel platforms where readers can tag books, this book is missing at least two tags: NTR (Netorare, a form of infidelity) and the wife marrying someone else. Without these two tags, the entire book's cover and synopsis lose five points of their charm. The book's flaws are subtle; without firsthand access to the text, you might not be able to appreciate the thrill of NTR. Of course, if you don't like NTR, you can get a secondhand copy. One major flaw is the extremely poor character development. Take the character of Shaoyin, for example—her portrayal of the most wicked woman is undeniably inadequate...
Please do not fall into this trap! Please do not fall into this trap! This is a dark history!
After reading the long review, all I can say is that it's incredibly toxic. Although the book was revised later, my conclusion after reading the review is: if you're looking for yuri, leave now. Even ignoring the toxic aspects, I doubt this book is any better.
The title is so misleading... If you were planning to give it away from the beginning, please say so earlier. It's really annoying to do this now that it's finished. I've already read so much, and I don't know whether to continue or not. Seriously, this is disgusting.
I had complete insomnia, and my stomach was so nauseous I threw up. Seriously, the more I liked this book, the more disgusted I became. I couldn't sleep a wink all night. I was already so angry during the earlier events, and I had to force myself to suppress it. Now this has happened. If I weren't still civilized, I would have cursed your ancestors for eighteen generations.
Some humble opinions on character development
I think the author might have some issues with the portrayal of those in power. I don't like the power figures the author depicts. There are two main characters who contribute to this opinion: Emperor Wu and Yue Lengshuang. Let's talk about Yue Lengshuang first. Actually, I've had some doubts about this character for a while, but since this was the first time, I was too lazy to write about it and let it slide. However, with Emperor Wu's appearance, I'm worried the author might introduce a third, so I'll address it here as well. I forget which chapter it was, but there was a passage that described Yue Lengshuang as having killed not only her sisters but also her mother in order to ascend to the position of city lord. Such heinous acts appearing in a relatively positive character...
That's ruthless, I love it! A mild NTR scene at the beginning, then he completely treats his wife like a daughter and marries her off to someone else later. Typical of you!
Earlier they talked about how important the nine members were, but now they've sold one just to make a show of things... That's contradictory.
Here's a rather excessive suggestion.
This suggestion is a bit excessive, or perhaps not excessive, but it might shake up the author's outline. Could you reduce the screen time of the male supporting characters? Give them a good reason to disappear, like dying in battle, and then the protagonist, as the leader, avenges them. That would be a decent ending, right? In yuri novels, male characters are basically just disposable tools, the kind with no rights. Someone like Young Master Yan, who's practically married to the protagonist, should die quickly, preferably during this chaos. Give him a proper ending, since he's married to the protagonist. After his death, let Emperor Wu delete that file, and the higher-ups will naturally...
Positive reviews are disgusting, and the author is disgusting too.
I read this book before and thought it was quite good, very much to my liking. After finishing it, I waited for updates, but forgot about it. Looking back now, what the hell is this? Various purely offensive settings and plots are glossed over by a few lightly mentioned details. Is showing people breasts and buttocks really necessary for the plot? Is not wearing clothes necessary for the plot or what? And this has nothing to do with being a germaphobe? Well, congratulations to the author, I hope the author will show more skin in future characters, let people see it freely, and whoever finds it disgusting is a germaphobe. This is just pure disgusting writing that's getting worse and worse, and the author just wants to end it quickly. The End...