I Command Countless Mystical Arts with the Way of the Ninth-Rank Official
我以九品官道统御奇术万千
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 334k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
164Chapters
104Reads · 30 days
31.6kReads · all time
100Shelf adds, last 14 days
13Listens
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An Ancient Era of the Supernatural
I want to read books similar to The Ninth-Rank Demon Exorcist. Ancient settings without a female lead, reborn protagonists, or System stories are all fine.
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I've Been on Tomato for a While, but None of the Fantasy Novels Here Measure Up to Those on Qidian
Whether it's magic, fantasy, or another world, they're all mass-produced, beginner-friendly fluff that isn't worth taking seriously. Disagree? Come argue with me.
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In a Reading Slump, I'll Read Anything as Long as It's Well Written
I don't read stories with two male leads, but I'm open to any other setting. No amateurish writing, imitations, or formulaic plots. I hope the writing feels natural.
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The plot is fast-paced and the setting is well-developed. I really enjoy this kind of story involving unusual techniques and the various schools of thought from ancient China; each has its own unique charm, creating a vibrant and diverse atmosphere. I haven't had enough! Author, could you please write another book? 😢
It's quite good, but it's already over 60 chapters, and the author keeps giving the protagonist more abilities but doesn't seem to increase his cultivation level.
The author has the writing skills, but it feels like the protagonist keeps encountering all sorts of bad luck, although that's quite normal on Tomato (☝(Θ㉨Θ)). You guys are still too naive. After entering the imperial city, I felt a huge difference; it was truly exhausting. Everything seemed to be coming at the protagonist. You don't have to push the plot forward like this, do you?
It's pretty good, just a little rough around the edges. The world-building is grand, with various factions employing different techniques and methods. The fight scenes are also visually appealing, and the concept is quite imaginative.
Well written. I sent a nine-yuan gift as encouragement. I hope the author will keep it up. The writing is quite good, but the title is really bad. If this book wants to be a hit, it needs to change its title first.
It's so good!!! Why isn't it more popular? Hang in there! But the pacing seems to have sped up a lot, is it about to end...? That's a bit of a shame.
Why are there so few people?
It's a good book with a complex system and nice skill names, but why are there so few readers? It's clearly on the recommendation list! @OneFingerSuperman
The world-building is good, the story is coherent and logically sound, the plot has many twists and turns, and the characters are fairly well-developed. Unfortunately, the story is short and the pacing gets a bit too fast in the later parts.
That's awesome! Other protagonists level up and learn advanced skills, but this protagonist frantically learns low-level skills without leveling up, and all he encounters are high-level players. Just seeing this protagonist makes me think he's "interesting."