My junior brothers and sisters and I all perished in that great calamity, and our souls were forced into a seal.
Thousands of years later,
we gradually broke free of our prisons and reincarnated in this modern world, each with only a fragment of our souls.
After reincarnating, my third junior sister was born breathtakingly beautiful. She entered show business, became famous throughout China, and rose to become a top-tier star.
My junior brother weathered decades of hardships and became a major tycoon, a wealthy man of Jiangnan.
My fourth junior brother met a virtuous wife and became the live-in son-in-law of a prominent local family, gaining access to his wife's family's billions.
You ask about me?
I'm the eldest apprentice brother and the sect leader.
I was the last of us to be born into this world.
The moment I was born, I became an abandoned baby.
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This book will be free for about 200,000 words during its free period. Please help the author by adding it to your favorites and giving it a like. This will prevent it from becoming ashes, and at least give it a spark. Thank you! This book follows a humorous and lighthearted Dragon King style. The protagonist has a slightly goofy personality, which is a consistent characteristic of the author's protagonists. However, beneath the goofiness lies a serious side, as well as a profound and earnest one. I hope you will enjoy it!
Damn it!
I've tried it. I know you can read novels without thinking, but I can't stand actually reading like an idiot. I can accept the protagonist being treated like a fool when he's not remembering things and is acting crazy, but what's the point of him pretending to be crazy even after he remembers? 1. When he first remembered and said Chen Yanyan broke her promise while in a mad state, I could ignore it. Why does he say it again after he's sober? You actually believe a childhood promise? As a normal 21st-century youth, you should just take it with a grain of salt. (Although I don't know if the author intentionally had the protagonist say it to his friend for laughs.) 2. He asked you to go with Chen Yanyan, saying it was for some reason...
This book is unlikely to get ten stars; it's probably somewhere between eight and nine stars.
This book was quite enjoyable to read. I initially thought that someone like me, a seasoned reader who has devoured a vast number of books by SF, would find the formulaic plots tedious, but the formulas here weren't tiresome at all, and the reading experience was very smooth! Although it follows a formula, there are many novel and different elements within it, actually creating a completely new writing style. Especially noteworthy is the character development; the characters feel incredibly well-rounded. The protagonist's family members are all incredibly loving, including his sister and brother, who are all very individualistic, and their personalities are palpable. By the way, my favorite character is the mother; she's simply perfect...
Looks great, second brother is the best!
The plot of this story isn't particularly novel in the SF genre; it's basically a transmigrated protagonist regaining his memories and becoming unstoppable. However, the author's writing style is witty and humorous, the characters are vividly portrayed, and even the supporting characters are quite distinctive. I really liked the personalities of Chu An's family; just reading about their daily lives was very entertaining. Overall, it's a combination of a fast-paced, enjoyable read and a comedic one, although the main plot is a bit slow. I hope the author can work tirelessly, even to the point of exhaustion, updating 20 chapters a day (just wishful thinking). P. S. 10 stars for the arrogant second brother and mother.
I just saw the book title. Is the main character named Song Shuhang, nicknamed Tyrant Song?
It's absolutely disgusting. A sudden and inexplicable abruptly unfinished ending Does the author live up to his own expectations and the expectations of his readers? Will every novel from now on be written and then suddenly end? Really bad luck I will never read your novel again. You have no credibility! Garbage!
Poison testing
The 3 points are for the interactions with the protagonist's family; those were the only parts that I found somewhat interesting. The only character I found interesting was the "Lemon Brother," a classic example of a protagonist constantly mocking others. He even claimed the protagonist was from a two-dimensional world—would a two-dimensional character not know how to insert and remove plot points? Everyone he met was sarcastic towards the protagonist. Seeing this once or twice is fine, but the entire book is like that, it really made me sick. Does everyone with that kind of status and wealth really show their emotions so openly? In recent popular parlance, are they all really all emotionally unintelligent? The protagonist arrives at a party, is first insulted and belittled, then claims to be strong, no one believes him, and finally reveals his strength, surprising everyone. This plot...
It's been cancelled; new readers shouldn't buy it—it's a terrible ending.
Give Jiang Xinwei some screen time...
Is it still worth following Pineapple Bun's novels? They end every few days with some excuse. Aren't you treating your paying readers like fools?