I Raised A Sick And Weak Prince

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Summary:
Suxi, who had been well cared for since childhood and had achieved excellent results, was a good girl everyone liked.

Lu Xun was exiled from his childhood and suffered humiliation before he became an emperor.

One day, Suxi downloaded a love cultivation Game App, and found that the game protagonist’s eyes were dark and beautiful. He was drawn completely according to her taste, and she immediately opened the mode of baby raising mode.

“Why is there no fire in the cub’s house? Do you want gold to buy it for him?”

“The pup looks better in snow white. Ouch, buy, buy, bought it!”

“Why was there a trace of footprints on the cub when he came out of the door? Is it a side mission to deal with the bully ?!”

Suxi enjoyed playing the cultivation game.

Lu Huan had lived in mud and blood since he was a child. He thought that living was just a matter of getting through one day then another.

Until he made a complicated discovery-

A warm charcoal fire was smuggled into his room.

His torn old clothes were quietly replaced with new ones.

Those who bullied him and ridiculed him, who knows who taught them a lesson, but their faces were swollen and they dared not go out.

On his long lonely journey, he had a female bodhisattva walking his path with him.

Review:
I read this novel last year I think. I stopped reading because it become a bit absurd and boring. MC is a bit bland. I like when the story started and tell about ML struggle and how MC's limited action save ML. But it become repetitive and boring. I don't remember how MC like, it seems like her only purpose is to care and save ML, no other personality.
I stopped reading when ML can see MC world too and I think he actually can touch something in MC world, not sure about this one. It is a bit hard to read on mtl, the story got dragged on and boring. I only like the first part so I rate it 3 otherwise I will give it 2.

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