In a High Martial World, I Have Billions of Clones Farming Resources
高武世界，我有亿万分身肝资源
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- Completed
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- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Tread Across Ten Thousand Realms, Burn the Sea of Stars, and Make All Clans Lay Down Their Arms!踏万界，焚星海，万族卸甲！Alternate title on Fanqie
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To be honest, the author's writing is good, and the overall quality of the book is not low, but there are two very obvious problems. 1. The book's synopsis reads like a fast-paced, exciting novel, but it's actually a slow-paced story. It would be better if the synopsis clearly stated this. Tomato (the author) rarely writes slow-paced novels; everyone is used to fast-paced stories.
This book is so slow from the beginning to the end (only 8 points of Qi and Blood in Chapter 155) 🤦 Even a D-rank talent should have seen a surge in strength with plenty of spiritual fruits and herbs 🤦 In this book, a D-rank talent won't break through to the next rank without consuming pills worth hundreds of millions of coins 🤦
It's a good read. I finished 500 chapters in two days. It's so inspiring that the author has been updating for a year despite such poor data! 👍 The only downside is that the transitions between missions are too fast. He just came out of the hospital and then went back in. The male lead seemed very tense. When he relaxed, it was just listening to Fatty and the others bickering.
It's doing pretty well so far, but there are very few readers. It's really not easy for the author to keep going.
I've read about a third of it, and so far it's pretty good. I really like the character development, and the female characters are all great. The romance scenes aren't abrupt at all, it's fantastic ദ്ദി ˉ͈̀꒳ˉ͈́ )✧. It's a pity why so few people are reading it. It's clearly very well written. I like this kind of positive-energy novel, is it because it's too normal that nobody likes it?
It's quite good. Although the pace is slow compared to other novels, and it's still not out of the beginner's village after 100+ chapters, so it can't be considered a pure "feel-good" novel, the writing style is definitely to my liking.
The writing is good and the plot is decent, but unfortunately nobody reads it.
The early, middle, and late stages of the story are all quite good, managing to engage the reader. The constant conflicts, while cliché, are effective. The flaws begin in the later stages, with obvious power level inconsistencies. Initially, even novice martial artists struggle to fight opponents of higher levels, but later, powerful figures easily dominate weaker opponents, resulting in a loss…
Excellent, the storyline is captivating, highly recommended for collection.
There's not much to say, but I wanted to ask if there's a romance storyline. I've read up to chapter 51; there wasn't one before.