Martial God: Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, Boundless Divine Powers
武神：天罡地煞，神通无量
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- The Martial Arts Era: Time to Throw a Punch!武道纪元，是时候重拳出击了！Alternate title on Fanqie
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So far, the reading experience is quite good, but there are too few words; it's simply not enough to read. The author should hurry up and update!
To be honest, the writing style is good, the setting is even better, and it stands out among Tomato's works. The characters are also very likable. However, there's too much filler content, which greatly affects the reading experience. Could you please reduce the dialogue?
The characters are well-developed, their actions are consistent with their personalities, and they're not mindless. It's a great book, very good. Books like this are rare in Tomato's writing. It's just that the author's own writing style is too short; his previous books were also relatively short. I wonder how this one will be. I'm really looking forward to you continuing to write well and creating a long novel. If it doesn't fall apart, it will definitely be a masterpiece! Keep it up! 👍👍👍👍👍
I've only read half of it, but I can't help giving it five stars. The author must be over 30; their social experience is incredibly rich, I wish I could meet them. The novel's logic is clear and reasonable, and the strong characters are vividly portrayed. Keep it up! I can't help but ask, is there a group?
I didn't watch it for very long, but the plot was good. However, there was too much focus on the protagonist's inner thoughts, and the plot progression, including the descriptions of some plot details, were rather weak. It felt like a story about the protagonist's psychological journey, with the plot merely a tool to drive those journeys.
It's alright, but the excessive foreshadowing makes it feel cumbersome. The character settings are rather fixed and could be adapted more. The plot flows fairly smoothly. If you follow the author's train of thought, it's actually quite good.
The writing is good, and the plot is also very good. The only drawback is that every time something happens, the author has to write an 800-word reflection first.
This book is neither slow-burn nor superficial; it is truly meticulous. It's so "detailed" that it's unlike any book I'd ever seen on Tomato. This book features extensive psychological descriptions of the male protagonist, as well as his interactions with his environment and others, which is indeed quite risky.
The book is pretty good, but there are some things the author doesn't need to explain in such detail, such as the protagonist's reasons for acting, his inner thoughts, and so on. Sometimes these are unnecessary; leaving them for the reader to analyze makes the reading experience smoother overall.
The best character in this book is the protagonist's older sister. Although the author tried his best to make her annoying, the real older sister has a firm will to fight martial arts. She is liked by her parents at home, and she is shameless in the outside world. She even has time to educate her brother, who got a good job and became arrogant, that martial arts is the only way to succeed in this world.