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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.Ye Muo found himself transmigrated into an interstellar world, becoming the illegitimate son of one of the Empire’s minor noble families. With average psychic power and physical capabilities, his sole standout feature was his remarkable appearance. In a society saturated with nobles, he could only walk with his tail between his legs, constantly aware of his lower status.
However, during a highly anticipated battle simulation among the military academies, Ye Muo astounded all the onlookers by achieving psychic power resonance with none other than the Emperor himself, seated high upon the judging platform.
As was common knowledge, only those with a direct blood relationship could enter such a state.
Ye Muo’s irises trembled like there was no tomorrow.
That very emperor was the tyrant who slaughtered his entire family during his ascension to the throne.
The lunatic who claimed this sinful bloodline would end with his generation.
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The Grantz, a clan of lunatics with the most prestegious of bloodlines. Aloofness was their characteristic, insanity their fate. Hidden under their glorious, millennia-long rule were innumerable sins. Virtually none of their members met a good end.
Their tragic lineage was finally extinguished by the infamous mad emperor, Norton Grantz.
Norton Grantz was thus referred to as The Last Grantz.
Until his beloved son, Xavier Grantz appeared.
Xavier, meaning you are my supreme treasure.
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The King’s Game (1)
Everyone Knows I’m a Good Person (1)
The Lazy King (1)
At the Northern Fort (1)
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- Best BL Novels
- Currently updating
- Green Flag BL
- Family novels
- im actually been here for a long long time
Latest Release
Date | Group | Release |
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06/16/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c23 |
06/15/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c22 |
06/14/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c21 |
06/13/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c20 |
06/12/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c19 |
06/11/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c18 |
06/10/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c17 |
06/09/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c16 |
06/08/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c15 |
06/07/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c14 |
06/06/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c13 |
06/05/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c12 |
06/04/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c11 |
06/03/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c10 |
06/02/23 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c9 |
The writer tries too hard to accommodate certain readers and keep a broad audience with very different preferences, ultimately disappointing those who stayed for the initial tone. - There are many repetitions of older information.
- Characters are "pampering" the MC so much that it might make you uncomfortable, it's more infantilization.
- Moments that should be tense tend to be ruined by silliness from around chapter 250 onwards, probably meant to lighten the mood but only ruins any thrill that should have been there.
- Too many side-characters that are completely forgotten but were introduces in a way that made them out to be important.
- The cast is too big, depending on who you like more, you might not see them for several chapters, it's very obvious which the writer liked more, the screentime is clearly biased and very uneven.
- Large parts in the later chapters are nothing but online-comments that add nothing to the story.
- Tonal shifts are too brutal, the first 200 chapters are very different from the later ones.
- Cliché faceslapping a novel of such a calibre simply doesn't need. It feels like the writer saw how popular the story is and decided to drag it out much further than they have initially planned to. While the first 260 (or so) chapters have obviously been outlined beforehand, the story gets more and more inconsistent the longer it goes on, so much that everything before that seems meaningless.
This is especially obvious when it comes to the Zerg, they have been portrait as extremely dangerous, killing millions of people and regularly lead to large-scale wars and mass-deaths even with the help of the royal family.
Then suddenly they are minor annoyances that can be easily cleared up by the royals alone, while they are an immense problem for a technologically highly developed civilisation fighting them with Mecha, but the royals kill them for sports just armed with swords.
It invalidates the start of the novel and the tragedies that were presented to us, making it not only pointless but like a joke at the expenses of the readers who put their emotions into it.
If the first 200 seem like a military Sci-Fi mixed with second-change weak to strong drama, the ones after that are of the mediocre super OP-characters fighting bugs and getting famous variant. Good for people who like more light-hearted soft Sci-Fi, questionable for those who don't. I lowered my rating to three stars because I felt somewhat cheated out of the time I invested in something that changed its tone, without any hints that this might happen, only after 200+ chapters.
There's a difference between warm passages that lighten the tone and cringe silliness. The romance will start after MC has grown up mentally and physically, the ML isn't even clear at chapter 304 and the writer directly admitted that they haven't even decided how in-depth it will be.
DON'T READ FOR ROMANCE! General consensus based on Chinese comments: Cub raising story, soft and warm text, don't get tricked by the initial seriousness - very mixed reactions the longer it goes on.
Despite it being marked as "over 21", I would say it isn't for adults after the first 200 chapters - maybe okay for YA. To show some differences
Human experimentations, family mu*der, death and suffering, brutal wars against Zerg, spies and hidden organisations, highly militarised universe were basically everyone is a (reserve) soldier, even children have to train, and the royal family enters the battlefield when they are barely teens, no cringe face-slapping.
After chapter 200:
Silly games, 16+ years old MC is treated like a toddler despite being the royal hire, people joke around on the battlefield, royal family is so OP that they smash highly developed Mecha, Zerg are suddenly playthings instead of deadly monsters, the family becomes famous in the star network and is treated like idols, constant cringe face-slapping of countries and netizens - always in the same way. "They are so weak, lol" - family is OP - "oh wow, they are strong! Who would have thought?!"
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- Honestly this book is just about family relationship from the chapter that I have read
Okay heres a little bit of some thing that I don't mind but should be addressed-
- Some of the family members is overshadowed
Thats all.. oh yeah I want to say that I'm too lazy to use punctuation mark and my English is not good.. Thank you ;) :) 4/5she's technically his aunt since her husband is the MC's biological mom's younger brother
The story is easy to follow with enough fluff later on to balance the tragic past. The initial understanding of the characters will change when more details emerge.
despite fighting zergs and initial misunderstandings, the main focus, from my point of view, is family love.
don’t worry, there are enough action scenes too. The Grantz bloodline is OP that way.
BTW, after 270+ chapters, there is still no romance. Only cub growing among a loving family.
adopted normal family and a blood OP family
I even shred some tears of sadness when the death of the former emperor was seen and explained and tears of happiness when MC was able to save his grandma unknowingly