
Wuxia Crossover: Divine Evolution, I Have Countless Divine Beasts
综武:神级进化,我有无数神兽
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 330k Words
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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Synopsis
Other names
- Wuxia Crossover: Invincible Evolution, Crushing the Myriad Worlds综武:无敌进化,打爆诸天万界Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
135Chapters
28Reads · 30 days
145.7kReads · all time
8.0Score
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The concept of beast taming in a crossover martial arts world is quite good in system novels. Many authors fail to capture the essence of the reincarnation as Lin Pingzhi, but there's a common misconception: one of the Five Primordial Insects is called "Blood-Winged Black Ant Mosquito," often written as "Blood-Winged Black Mosquito."
It's pretty good and interesting, but there aren't many.
Breaking limits, transcending time and the vast world
I've read over 20 chapters and it seems alright. I'm just wondering if the power levels will drop too much later on. Also, is this martial arts system limited to Jin Yong's works, or does it include works by Jin Yong, Gu Long, Wen Ruian, and Liang Yusheng?
Good book, well written
This book has some novel ideas
Not bad. I'd give it 5 stars. The character portrayals are excellent. Having more female protagonists in this True Martial World would be great. However, the way she strengthens others somewhat limits her own power. Perhaps she could give her own strengthening attempts to her Daoist partner. The initial characterization of the protagonist was a bit harsh.
Pretty good, really. It's just that, well, the author might not have thought that much about it when writing; there are a few grammatical errors, but it's still readable. The protagonist is decisive and doesn't procrastinate. It's worth reading. (These are just my personal opinions, please don't criticize.)
I feel that if it really advances to the mythical level, the martial arts world will be a bit lacking.
That's interesting, it's possible.