My Darkened Disciples, Please Stop Pursuing This Emperor So Madly
黑化徒儿们请不要疯狂追求本帝尊
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- Completed
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- 278k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Blade, blade, charge!
This... The protagonist has a face that looks like it's mocking or attracting hatred. The pretentious plot is too blatant. Every time he meets someone, he tries to hurt the protagonist. Is this really that brainless?
I also hope for a perfect ending.
Too formulaic, formulaic writing
Go for it, Blade God!
Blade, keep it up! Keep it up!
Come on
My comment promising to buy it all is still there, but the author is going to cancel it halfway through. It's so frustrating.
Let's stop using so many old tropes, and make sure the villains are intelligent enough.
The beginning was alright, but when it came to the part where the protagonist helps his disciple deliver things to the Luo family, the "pig eats the tiger" trope became too overused and clichéd. A few more instances would have sufficed. Besides, the protagonist could have simply used a portion of his strength to deliver the goods to the Luo family and then resolved the situation with his full power. The title mentions a disciple, so there was no need to use so many of these tired tropes. Too many old tropes lose their novelty. Also, could the villains be a little smarter? ... This is my second book review; good luck to the author!
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