One thought stirs the winds and clouds; one fit of rage makes even ghosts and gods tremble.
I shall cultivate my invincible path and forge an immortal body.
[Dual cultivation of Dao and martial arts + lightning-fast leveling + no female lead + no holier-than-thou protagonist + ruthless and decisive combat + no romantic ambiguity + no System + no frustrating setbacks + self-righteous readers, please move along]
Spiritual qi revived on Blue Star. Martial arts flourished, and powerful clans rose everywhere. In this age where might makes right, only those who kill can endure.
Devour all kinds of vital essence to grow stronger, with no bottlenecks whatsoever.
Armed with an ancient book left by his ancestors, the young man cuts loose and steamrolls everything in his path.
A young man burdened by a blood feud proves his Dao through slaughter!
Don't you think it's disgusting to leave two infatuated women alive after failing to avenge the extermination of one's clan? Judging from the title, I thought it would be a thrilling read, but it's just another book about killing men but sparing women.
The opening is ridiculous; two women die later, and it's all tragic. They all have deep-seated hatred, and the woman keeps chattering away. Shouldn't you kill them or make them fear you? Once you gain power, you should peacefully pursue revenge and gain control. Writing the opening like this is very frustrating; the character needs to be changed later—cold and ruthless.
Too much murderous intent, lacking a patriotic heart.
It started strong but then declined. It was alright at the beginning, but it all went wrong when those two fangirls showed up!
Okay, I can stop watching now. There are three female supporting characters. I was already losing interest after the first two weren't killed off, and now there's this non-blood-related sister. All I can say is, "Heh heh." It's the classic "pretending to be weak to fool others" trope.