
The Seventy-Two Transformations of Tiangang and Disha
天罡地煞七十二变
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- Ongoing
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- 895k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 13d ago
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The story is a lower-tier alternative to "Seventy-Two Transformations of the Earthly Fiends," but unfortunately, it was abandoned. The author had a particular obsession with saving young girls, rescuing them wherever he went. It's an invincible story, but most of the enemies' cultivation levels are unclear, and they can exchange blows with the protagonist regardless of their strength.
Not bad! Although the story framework is a bit immature and not very rigorous, the writing is good. This novel has a bit of a Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio vibe and is also somewhat similar to Seventy-Two Earthly Fiends. 🤔🤔 I wonder what dialect the "li" and "lie" at the end of speech represent? 🤦🤦… This illusion of the City God was such a failure!
I've read two or three books on the Seventy-Two Earthly Fiends, and with the excellent work of Jijiu before me, I didn't think this one would be any good. But firstly, I'm genuinely interested in the Seventy-Two Arts (perhaps because of Monkey King), and secondly, the ratings were good, so I gave it a try.
The author's writing is excellent; this isn't just a mindless wish-fulfillment story. I must support it! 🤔🤔🤔 It's a good novel, but unfortunately, few people appreciate it. I've been following it since the author updated only a few dozen chapters, and I've recommended it several times. Unfortunately, the book is ultimately failing, and the author's updates are getting slower and slower. Is it ultimately because the sales are too poor? Oh well.
It's great! I guess they were too tired of waiting for "72 Transformations" and couldn't resist writing it themselves. But it's definitely no less impressive than that book.
It's incredibly well-written! The story is fantastic, with the protagonist vanquishing demons and monsters along the way! Most importantly, the main character is very kind-hearted, deserving a five-star rating.
Not bad, not bad. Most supernatural/suspense novels these days are about solving mysteries, being cursed, or constantly being pulled into illusions and having their values turned upside down. It's giving readers a headache! This kind of travelogue/wandering story is much better. 😊
It's really good. Apart from a few common problems with time-travel stories (equality for all and generosity towards others), the writing style truly gave me the feeling of reading a paper martial arts novel twenty or thirty years ago. It's okay if it's a bit slower; slow and steady wins the race.
It's not badly written. But it's so short. Who's going to read it? If foreigners see this little bit, they'll think we look down on them. One copy for each person, and if 11,000 people see it, we'll update it for everyone. One copy for each person. So everyone can see it.
To be poor and yet cultivate one's own virtue, and to be successful and yet benefit all under heaven—that's more like the spirit of a time traveler. To knowingly do the impossible is more like the chivalrous style of decades ago.