
I Advanced Too Fast, So I Use My Realm to Crush Geniuses
突破太快,我以境界压天骄
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 246k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
119Chapters
9Reads
5.1Score
85.7kReads · all time
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Reader comments 5
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Excellent work, half-step fairy grass realm The protagonist is just invincible among his peers, and then suddenly too many disasters and big events happen. I obviously don't want to give the protagonist too much time to develop. All kinds of things happen to the protagonist as soon as he has some strength. It's too deliberate.
This book is like a god! I wish the author can ignite the divine fire as soon as possible!
I praise the town building highly [staring]
Reminder message The author stops writing, as if a handsome man has stopped fighting; the readers are raising their heads, as if they are waiting for orders. Gaiwen is like a war, and serialization is like attacking a city. If you stop for one day, the barriers will be weakened, and if you stop for three days, the morale of the army will be scattered. In the past, Sun Tzu said: "The soldiers heard of clumsy speed, but did not see the long time of cleverness." This chapter is left unresolved, the foreshadowing is hidden but not revealed, like encircling but not attacking, encamping but not advancing, it is not the work of a wise man. Readers are like soldiers, chasing updates like coins, looking forward to updated orders day and night, as if waiting for the strike of thunder. Moreover, "Soldiers are more valuable to win, not more expensive to last." Wealth is more valuable to continue, but not more valuable to stagnate. I hope the author writes like a sword, and the sequel is like breaking the formation, quickly resolving the suspense, so as to comfort the readers. Otherwise, it will be like blunt force defeating sharp enemy. Wouldn't it be better to waste your sharpness in vain?
The rhythm is good and the idea is good