
The Supreme Madman
超级狂枭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Masters
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Synopsis
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All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Fans.
874Chapters
401Clicks
4Favorites
1Fans
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He also has a book called "My Innocent Teacher," go read it! I've read it five times already, and I cry buckets every time I read it.
It's all rambling nonsense, just filler chapters with endless rambling! It's all trivial, petty stuff.
Blue Winter, author of "Super Madman" "Urban Hidden Dragon" and "Peerless Hidden Dragon" are also his works, authored by: Suit Thug. That's for sure. All three works are captivating. The three works may have been written at the same time. The protagonist Wang Dong appears in Super Madman (Wang Dong is the protagonist of The Proud Dragon). The protagonist Zhao Dong appears in The Hidden Dragon (Zhao Dong is the protagonist of Urban Hidden Dragon).
It feels like an urban fantasy novel written by the author "Suit-Wearing Thug"!
Is it crazy to play the victim with a security captain for dozens of chapters?
That's it? This ending is absolutely awful. The male lead just left without even offering an explanation?
It's about a good-for-nothing. Seeing that Sha Laowu was both apologizing and trying to appease him, and even hitting himself on the head with a wine bottle, Shuming changed his name to "super coward".
The beginning was alright, but after chapter 200 it became tedious and hesitant, failing to deliver the expected impact, which was quite poor.
What a pity!
Having read over 400 chapters, it's truly excellent and very realistic. For money, he never skimps on what he's entitled to; for love, he never makes promises when uncertain; for loyalty, he's never stingy with what he should give to the brothers he can help. That's really good. I just wonder if he'll have multiple wives or concubines later on, or if he'll fly to another world—if so, I'll have to drop the book. I sincerely hope this doesn't diminish the value of such a good book.