Strongest Abandoned Son

I love this novel and allot of reviews i see are bad because the author is racist against America and Japan. I can't speak much about why he is racist against America but for Jjapan I understand. For the longest time I wondered why allot of Chinese authors hated japan since in there books they always portrayed Japanese people as the scum of the earth, till I actually did some research.

If you actually look up what Japan has done to china in the past, you would be surprised. Like the Nanking Massacre aka the Rape of Nanking. During world war 2 the Japanese Armed forces brutally murdered hundreds of thousands of Chinese soldiers and civilians. (basically prisoners). They also raped between 20,000 and 80,000 women. Japan never took any prisoners during the war. If you surrendered they killed you, if you were a girl they would rape you.They even used poison gas on the Chinese (like mustered gas). Even after Japan signed international treaties saying it wouldn't use poison gas, but they still did secretly on battlefields in Asia, they committed allot of war crimes.

To add fuel to the fire Japan for the longest time has not even acknowledged that these things took place, even with all the evidence that was stacked against them. Last I heard was that the Japanese citizens had urged the government to acknowledge the World War II crimes.

I don't know if they government has or hasn't apologized, But again its there governments fault. Its a shame that allot of Chinese people hate Japan and there people. Since allot of Japanese people don't feel the same way now that they did back then. Yeah it happened along time ago, you may even just say to them to "just get over it, it happened along time ago". But that could be said for allot of events that happened in the past like the Holocaust, or even slavery in America. You wouldn't just tell them to "get over it", would you.

But if you actually listen to the stories of the survivors of this horrific event. It is 100% more brutal then I have made it seem. So next time you will know, why allot of Chinese people hate Japan. To allot of them,Japan is filled with evil people. Its just a dam shame that they feel this way. Over time people grow and change but allot of Chinese citizens still grow with hatred for Japan in there harts.

I really liked this story at the beginning but now I am not so sure. The concept is good as it diverges from the typical xianxia plotline/tropes. The only problem is the harem as I think that the story would be far better without it. I am looking forward to how it develops further down.

This novel sucks big time. Just way too dragging of one small plot and bot making sense of anything. Sometimes MC is like a fucking GOD and next he is just lamb to be slaughter and out pf nowhere he is GOD to but WAIT thats only infront of people who are noob and mortal otherwise he is just ready to be slaughter lamb.

Good story but the author hates the USA and it shows the US Navy let pirates raid a cruise ship they are suppose to be the greatest Navy
(mc just attacked and sank a us sub so withdrew their ships to search the area), the USA is interfering in Africa because want the resources  but +mc invades and makes his own country)

Sometimes I want to go psycho

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