
Traits! Heavens! Fine, I'll Become Invincible Now
词条!诸天!好了要我开始无敌了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 364k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The comments said that wherever the protagonist goes, people die. I was initially wondering what was wrong with that; isn't that how novels usually go? Well, the protagonist first arrives in Chenjia Village, where Lin Ma dies. He then kills someone to avenge her, and becomes a disciple. However, his master's enemies come knocking, and both his master and his mistress die. That's alright, actually.
It made me laugh. Before watching it, I saw a comment saying that the protagonist dies wherever he goes. After watching it, it was true. It felt like reading a martial arts novel from 20 years ago. He really does die wherever he goes. Even the extras he just bumps into on the road, like the father and daughter in the carriage, die a few steps ahead of him just because they met.
He fled back to his hometown, only to find his younger brother in trouble. He hadn't been there for at least 15 minutes, yet he insisted on precisely timing his rescue. What kind of old trick is this? Are you trying to poison me?
I have a bold guess: the protagonist's initial ability should be: "Knowledge and Action Become Reality"—whatever one desires, one should strive to do it, remaining steadfast and unwavering, only then can it become reality. The so-called system and entries are precisely what the protagonist's thoughts create, while the reflection of the heavens is the protagonist's transmigration.
The plot moves quickly and doesn't drag. There haven't been any overly romantic or entangled scenes yet. In the first world, the protagonist seems to be cursed with bad luck, encountering mostly death, good or bad, with only his younger brother surviving.
It's pretty good. The only slightly annoying thing is the protagonist's "Heavenly Lone Star" attribute—he dies wherever he goes—but thankfully, his closest relatives, his master and younger brother, haven't been affected much yet.
I'd like to ask what the purpose of the younger brother from the first life is? I haven't seen him advance the plot, and I feel it would be better if we didn't have this younger brother.
It looks pretty good, except for that one bad spot on the way back to Chen Village. Either ask the author to change it, or we can skip it ourselves.
It's well-written, except for the protagonist dying everywhere he goes, which feels like forced conflict. I'd give the author a higher score.
Isn't martial arts the Great Way? All three thousand Great Ways can lead to enlightenment.