
After My Confession Succeeded, I Mistook the Empress for My Childhood Friend
表白成功错把女帝当青梅
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 274k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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134Chapters
1.2MClicks
10.2kFavorites
825Likes
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I was quite disappointed after reading it... Why would a novel that's been discontinued be recommended? It's a waste of money, time, and emotion. This kind of situation is disgusting. I was really enjoying it after the recommendation, but it turns out to be an abandoned novel...
The author just made a quick buck and ran away. Please, can books and authors like this be removed from recommendation lists in the future?
The writing style, while not terrible, is certainly hard to accept. It's too similar to Feilu's.
It's hard to imagine that the author of this book is the same person who wrote "The World-Destroying Empress." The difference is too great, both in terms of narrative and writing style. The first few chapters completely baffled me.
I don't know why, but the author's descriptions of these fantasy novels give me a feeling of being "pretentious, grandiose, and empty."
He debuted at his peak, then experienced dramatic ups and downs, and now he's just an ordinary, washed-up nobody (lol).
Oh no, this book is going to fail again. The author is having another episode and is going to write another long fight story. Wouldn't it be better to just have a proper romance and occasionally take on a few bosses?
The first novel where the female lead was canceled before she even officially appeared.
The tropes are too old-fashioned; this is a classic example. The story of showing off and getting slapped in the face is well-written by Taishang Buyi.
Completely confused