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Synopsis
A legendary super-class magic tool, believed to be a useless kerosene lamp, is cast into the abyss only to return as the God of Fusang. Now, Du Ming must navigate a world of curses and chaos while dealing with several powerful suitors vying for his attention. It reads like a comedic supernatural harem story utilizing the 'hidden power' trope, similar to light novels where a seemingly weak protagonist is secretly an ancient deity. This novel is for readers who enjoy lighthearted BL, quirky character dynamics, and low-stakes daily life mixed with magic. Those seeking a gritty, high-stakes epic or a traditional, slow-burn romance should skip it. The pacing focuses heavily on slice-of-life interactions, with the standout quality being the colorful cast of suitors and the protagonist's infectious, optimistic outlook on his strange existence.
📚 Chapters (82 total)
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Editorial Review
This completed BL title offers a whimsical take on the hidden power trope by casting the protagonist as a sentient, legendary kerosene lamp. The most significant strength lies in its creative premise and the lighthearted chemistry between the optimistic lead and his eclectic group of suitors. However, the story's reliance on daily-life vignettes suggests a potential lack of narrative drive, which may leave readers wanting more substantial plot development. With only 82 chapters, the pacing is brisk, but it risks feeling underdeveloped in terms of lore and world-building. Given the extremely low visibility of the work, it remains a niche curiosity rather than a polished epic. It is a brief, sweet read, but the execution appears more focused on character archetypes than complex storytelling.