The Pinnacle of Power, Shattering the Void
力之极尽，粉碎真空
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I'll give it four stars for now. The cultivation level setting is good; I like this kind of martial arts story. The protagonist doesn't need to be invincible all at once, just consistently overpowering multiple enemies is fine, haha! External cultivation of flesh, bones, and skin—there was a novel that did the same thing before, the Skin Demon King, Blood Martial Saint, Tendon Bodhisattva, and I forgot the other two. Author, keep up the good work!
I don't understand why the cultivation technique I brought with me after transmigrating was the Great Compassion Mantra. Couldn't I have chosen something with stronger growth potential, like the War God's Manual, the Cold Light Demon Technique, or the Four Great Arts of Chaos? Currently, after fusing the Great Compassion Mantra, it feels like something's missing.
I've read up to chapter 218 now, and I'm curious to know who Wan Liji's father is. I'm very curious how the author managed to get so many people to give it such low ratings? I think this book could be compared to @ChiliFruit.
I really enjoyed this book. It's a great read. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, and the plot is full of intrigue and scheming. It's a rare gem. The score is a bit low, though; it should be at least 8.5. I highly recommend it. Keep up the good work, author!
In which chapter does the story of killing the fiancée take place?
This book is fantastic! The protagonist is cold-blooded, ruthless, and merciless—that's what makes a great person. Make the protagonist even more invincible! Find him a few wives, let him transform the Five Elements into Yin and Yang, and then let Yin and Yang devour everything in his path. Ultimately, the protagonist will be invincible, possessing all things in heaven and earth, devouring nothing.
In short, it was awesome!
The writing is decent. The author has a good grasp of various traditional cultural knowledge. The plot is tight, multi-dimensional, and substantial. Aside from the overly dramatic emotional and romantic parts, which I didn't like, it's generally entertaining.
The content is rich, but some parts are not clearly expressed; it is indeed very engaging.
I followed it for so long, even changing my Tomato account several times, and only realized after reading the new book that I forgot to give the old one a five-star review... Highly recommended, five-star review!