All My Chosen Ones Are Fourth Calamity Players
我的神选者全是第四天灾
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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- The World Is Beyond Saving, So Why Not Unleash the Fourth Cataclysm?世界没救了，不如引入第四天灾Alternate title on Fanqie
- My Chosen Ones Are All the Fourth CalamityEnglish name
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It's awesome!!! The system's origin is very reasonable, the protagonist's character design and background are very mysterious (the marks of the gods and stuff are so exciting, hehe). The relationship between the other original members of the Watchers and Lao Ye seems rather ambiguous [I get it].
A fantastic novel about the fourth catastrophe. The portrayal of the protagonist and the player group is just right, and the various settings are exceptionally detailed, rather than simply being attributed to the system. The world-building isn't grand due to the subject matter, but it's full of detail, clearly showing great care.
It's a good read. The protagonist is a thousand-year-old skeleton, and the author captures the sense of composure that comes with experience and the subtle feeling of death. It complements the players' adrenaline-pumping, mischievous, and suicidal tendencies perfectly. The characters are very distinct, and the supporting characters are also very well-developed.
The writing is good in the first dozen or so chapters, and the characters are well-developed. I'll see how it goes later. Over 90 chapters with only 10 players, and hardly any development; just chopping down trees. The protagonist's hard-earned divine power is entirely used to heal him.
Although the plot wasn't boring, the story progressed too slowly. With three players, it feels a bit unpredictable. Focusing on individual character and development points is enough. The system development for the Bone King was also very slow and tedious.
It's good, and so far there haven't been any mindless moments. It's just that not many people are reading it, and I'm afraid the author might give up. (Author, here's my advice: when you continue to develop the plot, don't explain too many settings or go into too much detail. If the plot is too full, readers will have little patience to finish it.)
The world-building is vast and complete, the characters are well-developed and emotionally rich, and the story is well-structured and logical, making for a comfortable read. The novel employs a slow-paced narrative style, delicate and with its own unique rhythm. It's a rare masterpiece from Tomato, demonstrating his serious creative effort.
Lin Xian is a very well-written character. I hope all the characters will be developed in this way in the future. After all, it's about the Fourth Calamity, so having a protagonist isn't essential. But each player's personality must be well-developed; otherwise, the book won't be too bad.
Having read up to chapter 115, I find it incredibly enjoyable. Unlike some novels where the protagonist starts off overpowered and the power level is unbalanced, with the protagonist's description being practically zero, the novel's world-building is also very appealing. It's an anti-god theme with many detailed settings, and the explanations for the existence of players are quite thorough.
It's great. A masterpiece among the Fourth Calamity series. It's an ensemble piece, with many players having memorable moments. The main strength lies in the distinctive character descriptions; ensemble stories often become repetitive, but here you can see the personalities of many characters. It gives depth to otherwise flat characters.