Memoirs of the Nuclear Abyss Sword Immortal
核渊剑仙回忆录
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 47k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
18Chapters
1Reads
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Reader comments 10
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The author is really good at playing black humor. It is full of all kinds of innuendos. It really made my scalp numb when I read it. There are also many small intertextual details. I really enjoyed reading them. I am a big fan of details. This book completely satisfied me.
The opening scene of the septic tank catastrophe is a stroke of genius. The golden methane explosion and the nuclear explosion mushroom cloud form a dirty and sacred intertext. When the most filthy things in the world of immortality collide with the most destructive power of technological civilization, the author uses black humor to deconstruct the traditional heroic narrative. The so-called savior is just a survivor crawling out of a cesspit
The immortal cultivator traveling through the wasteland was so exciting. The protagonist dragging a manure pit and carrying the calamity made me laugh to death. The scene where the sword energy cuts the monster when fighting Godzilla is like watching an IMX movie. It is a setting where the counselor turns into a monkey, which is a bit underworld...
The scene where the sea god Yuxiao rides a green snake to land is super suitable for staging! Fluorescent blue silk cloth simulates ocean waves, and drones are used to construct the skeleton of a giant beast. The key lines, "Bury Me in a Shallow Burial," require the use of Qin opera mixed with electronic music - a sense of collision between tradition and science fiction is immediately apparent. Top, top, top! I hope to see the day when it will be made into a film and television program
Feelings of family and country + defeating giant beasts + cybernetic cultivation, triple explosive points. Dark horse of the year, friends who wait until later to read this book
It's obvious that the author has literary skills, and the ingredients feel complicated.
From time travel in the manure pit to the awakening of the hunting god emblem, each chapter breaks the boundaries of imagination, giving the author a chance to become a new fantasy god in ten years
Methane explosion resists disaster? The fusion of science and mystery is a good idea.
Yuxiao, the God of the Sea, "buried me in shallow soil" is tragic and heroic, which is an apocalyptic lament dedicated to the ocean.
The setting is too shocking, and the combat effectiveness is a bit broken? Give a neutral review