(17 reviews)
$3.99
The Lost Emperor
by A Well-Traveled Man
Language: English
Categories: Fiction » Science Fiction » Adventure
Content Rating: Older than 13
Chase Tan Nguyen Reynolds was born 18 years after the Vietnam War. His father met his mother while serving during the war. Unknown to Chase, his grandmother was a descendant of the last Emperor of China. Chase was the first male child born to a descendant and inherited the Emperor’s gene. His mother and grandparents anointed him “The Golden Child.” Chase grew up with special powers the Emperor’s gene provided and had to avoid detection because there still was a bounty for the Emperor’s descendants.
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apkennedy
Sudden ending
Reviewed it on May 7, 2025
It would be interesting to see where this goesjsomes
Fun story
Reviewed it on May 6, 2025
Fun story. Is there a sequel?whunter67
Good story but you have to get used to the writer style. It's ba
Reviewed it on May 6, 2025
Good story but you have to get used to the writer's Style. It's based on a day-to-day happening therefore there's a lot of repetitive because what you do everyday is repetitive. You need to learn to skim through that to see if anything is different and then just move on to the rest of the text. Also doesn't know how to end the story to transition to the next book. But looking forward to reading the next book. The Lost Emperor
Reviewed it on May 8, 2025
Excellent storyline,however light on details and continuity.
No ending .
Reviewed it on May 8, 2025
I liked it until it just quit. The story needed to have an ending. Except for some very receptive paragraph
Reviewed it on May 6, 2025
Except for some very receptive paragraphs such as when Tan goes to sleep and knows whats going on around huim overall a good read and I look forward to the next volume.cousins_bryan
To repetitive
Reviewed it on May 5, 2025
Poor or no editing, missing words or misplaced words spoiled some of the work.but mostly the repetitive nature of the work spoils the storyCurmudgeon at Large
Extremely repetitive
Reviewed it on May 8, 2025
While somewhat interesting when something actually happens, there’s way too much cut-and-paste repetition. One sentence was used, verbatim, 17 times in less that 100 pages. The author may be headed in an interesting direction with his story, but the repetition is getting in the way.jwswaco
Repetition is ridicules!
Reviewed it on May 7, 2025
Repetition ruins this story. Needs major editing and proof reading.