Spiritual Qi Revival: Starting by Slaying Demons!
灵气复苏：从斩妖除魔开始！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 344k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
162Chapters
11.9kReads · all time
In booklists 1
Reader comments 7
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It's okay, but not suitable for reading now. There are too few, and the realms are very detailed. It's okay to read it between 4 and 500 chapters. Chapter 30 is still spinning in front of Jingyuan. It shouldn't be possible to break through until chapter 100. It depends on personal preference.
Not bad. The plot progressed a bit fast, and some foreshadowings were not explained. It was very confusing to watch. The female character's feelings for the protagonist were a bit abrupt, and the description of Mr. Chai's sacrifice was not clear enough, which did not reflect the feelings between them and did not allow them to empathize well. It was difficult to break through in the final battle, but overall it was okay.
The author has made rapid progress and is worthy of recommendation [please pay attention]
It's okay, I just like the novels about Reiki Resurrection. After reading the second volume, I found that after the protagonist returned to his hometown to visit relatives, the setting became increasingly confusing. His grandfather's background was extraordinary, and the protagonist's parents were extraordinary, which was very different from the miserable poor setting in the first three chapters of the novel. Moreover, there are three evils in the second volume, each with extraordinary abilities. It seems that the official leaders of Kunlun and some independent organizations in some regions have become little Karami. It is like the beginning of an ancient novel, praising an organization to the sky, and then the protagonist feels happy after changing the map. The magical power realm was so awesome in the first place, but the three evils came out, and the magical power realm has become a joke. Another thing I don't understand is that even though there are extraordinary settings, why does the protagonist still like to use fists and kicks, and fight back and forth with the enemy every time? How quickly the protagonist upgrades, and then meets someone of the same level as soon as he goes out. Writing like this makes me feel lonely after upgrading. So tired of watching
It's in line with my preferences. I'd like to give it a good review, but I personally don't think it's good enough.
It's a smooth read, with nothing sinister about it.
The subject matter is really good, but the author's writing style may not be up to the mark in the early stage. I hope the writing will be better in the future.