
Wuxia Crossover: Indestructible Diamond Body from the Start
综武:开局金刚不坏金身
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Wuxia Crossover: A Master? Masters Are Exactly Who I Beat综武:高手?我打得就是高手Former title · until Oct 2026
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Hui Chang is good, the author writes very well, and the protagonist is well portrayed. It is almost the same as a licking dog. The one star lost is that the name of the plug-in seems to be wrong. It should be called the licking dog system, not the escort system. By the way, the author said that the setting is Zongwu. I have written so many chapters, and I am still in Beiliang. There are so many Zongwu places, and the author should have written tens of thousands of chapters! Come on, take care of it, and come back in a year.
Luo Binghe waited for Shen Qingqiu for 5 years, Xue Yang waited for Xiao Xingchen for 8 years, Lan Wangji waited for Wei Wuxian for 13 years, Ye Hua waited for Bai Qian for 300 years, Yuwen Tuo waited for Ning Ke for 500 years, Huacheng waited for Xie Lian for 800 years, Feng Jingxue waited for Baili Tu Su Jiuer waited for Long Yang for 1,000 years, Yi Xiaochuan waited for Yu Shu in 2,000, Su Jiuer waited for Feng Xi for 3,000 years, Xiyao waited for Feipeng for thousands of years, Zixuan waited for Changqing for three lives and three lives, but I have been waiting stupidly for your update.
Why are all the Xue Zhong fans joining Beiliang? When they saw that they had joined Beiliang, they abandoned the book 😂
It's very interesting. Please show more stories between Lu Yuan and Xu Weixiong. Come on 👍👍
It feels good and looks very comfortable
The rating of 6.9 Is low. The story is smooth and the characters are well-drawn. The borrowed characters are changed for the plot within a reasonable range and are not so inconsistent. In fact, I want to give it four stars. After all, it is not as unique and stunning as it is. Why I gave it five stars? Because I really feel that the author is attentive and faces this book and the author with a serious attitude. I clearly feel that the last 6% or so is paving the way for the end. At this point, as a martial arts civilization, there are many things that can be written. After reading the author's self-statement at the end, I realized that some works may have been banned by the authority, but even so, it did not end hastily. A big scene was arranged to stir the soul, and a "transcendent" was arranged to realize the true self. I really put my heart into it.
The writing is really good, but the title of the book is a bit inconsistent with the subsequent plot development. There are too many parts in the snow. It feels a bit confusing and systematic, but the presence is only in the first few chapters. Also, sometimes it feels a bit strange to forcefully send darts for the sake of the plot🤔. Overall, I still like the writing very well. The grasp of the macro plot is not very good, but the small plot is very immersive. Come on, come on, I will catch up to the end.
It's well written, but I was ready to leave after reading chapter 12. It's because I don't have enough taste to appreciate it.
I think the writing is pretty good, much better than those mindless and invincible ones. Write slowly and don't rush. Come on
Generally speaking, the books I read on other platforms are good. The biggest criticism may be that the difference in military force between each country and each book is a bit unreasonable. For example, Swordsman is obviously higher. The rest of the feeling is nothing too wrong. As for the pressure of the Que family, it is a little bit, but I can understand that there is an explanation in the article and the protagonist's combat power is always strong. It is also very satisfying. To be honest, the part about Guo Jing and Guo Jing's sacrifice was really vivid. At least my emotions were aroused. Overall, it is worth reading and it is considered as food. After reading it, to be honest, I am basically invincible in the rest of the game. After about 250 chapters, I have never tried to push it to the ending. The point is that although it is very pretentious, it is not awkward anymore. Of course, I still have dramas when I come to register occasionally, but it is not a big problem. Finally, there is no heroine, but don't complain, I think this is a good thing because if you don't know how to write emotional scenes, it will be very uncomfortable. Many books are ruined in this way, especially Xu Weixiong has to deal with it. When I read it in the middle, I may feel that the protagonist has been teasing others. The explanation given towards the end is a response to the beginning. The protagonist has never accepted her, and she handled it very well. After all, when I first read it, she was actually quite frustrated by her attitude towards the protagonist. In the end, it seems that the second part of the ending is gone. It is a pity. I look forward to the author's new work. As an aside, I read this book on an off-site platform. I didn't know it was from Tomato at first. Then I read the reviews on Tomato and I almost gave up the book. Fortunately, I didn't miss this good book.