
Demon Grinding Ghost Blade
妖磨鬼刃
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
494Chapters
76Reads
6.6Score
4Listens
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From the previous book, continue to support the author [like][like][like]
A novel with a rich mixture of old and new flavors. The Daxuan Qingshan volume at the beginning can attract a lot of attention at the first glance, and the foreshadowing in subsequent chapters slowly unfolds the growth path of the hexagonal Universiade. New and old, but combined well. The emotional writing is not bad either, whether it is the protagonist and the people in the protagonist group, or people like Wu Ping Qingxuan Prince Nangong Ming who affects the main plot but is not the protagonist group, the writing is not bad, and it is stable. It's indeed a very good one on Rotten Tomatoes. However, I have to mention one thing. This novel is a bit wavy and cool like a traditional cool novel. Even if the protagonist's weird things are far beyond the same level of combat power, it is not written well. There are some low points, such as being imprisoned in the sky prison, such as being tortured by other big demons and grand masters. Naturally, there is no such pleasure as cutting all the way to the end. It is not recommended for those who like that type of cool writing to read this book. All in all, it is a very good book. If you don't have pica, you can read it. It is a novel that will not disappoint you.
It's okay. If there are some places that you think are unreasonable, you can read on patiently. The author will fill in the holes as much as possible later. At the moment, I just think that the protagonist and Xiaolian are too kind sometimes. There are so few people reading it. To be honest, the first few chapters didn't really appeal to me. If the author hadn't written about arthropods, I would never have read it patiently. Mainly because I was confused at the beginning, there were many illogical situations, and I had to wait for more than ten chapters to fill in the previous holes. This way of writing is destined to have a low retention rate. If they kill a bunch of people at the beginning, they are destined to let one person abandon the trap (their idea may be to kill a lot of people at the beginning, fearing that the attacks will be more fierce later). Moreover, this type of subject matter is a bit old, and there are too many people writing about it. Generally speaking, the story level of the novel is above the average level of Tomato, but it is a pity that it does not have the amazing feeling that Arthropod Hunter gave me.
It seems like I don't have the same feeling that the previous book gave me [Thinking]
After watching it for so long, I felt a little mixed. I felt like the protagonist was just a chess piece, and I didn't know when the game would be broken. But then again, the author writes well and is worth reading, but you have to be patient.
Although many people scolded it for not being a cool novel, I can still accept it. I have read the previous book and it was well written. The author's style is very different from today's quick and brainless novels. I just don't know if the two Qingqiu foxes will enter the harem in the future, but it feels like it makes sense whether they will or not. He was a human being in the beginning, but after awakening his memory, he never killed anyone the protagonist cherished (but he still killed someone). If you want to clear your name, you can definitely clear it. If you want to kill, it is easy to write in the protagonist's style. There doesn't seem to be that much plot at the moment, but I'm still curious whether it will be picked up in the future (see you later in the post for this kind of decisive and decisive article)
Needless to say, it's great. It may not be very satisfying in the early stage, but the further you look at it, the better it gets, especially the depiction of the fighting scenes and the uniqueness of the martial arts. It is a rare good book among foreign persimmons! The author must persevere [almost crying]
There is actually no need to give this book a rating of 6.5, At least I can give it a rating of 9 or above. As always, the author's style Although he is not decisive in killing in some broad sense, the male protagonist will also take action when it comes to it. Then it makes sense morally, which is pretty good. I should have read more than 100 chapters so far, and there is nothing too discouraging to quit. Although as always, plug-ins that need to be developed will always end up encountering high-end games. But as always, after development, it's as cool as ever The plot never drags out, never falls flat, the pace is fast, and it is really believable. It is much better than my impression that the protagonist is deliberately made invincible, but the protagonist is defeated in the end.
It's very good. It's fun from beginning to end. There's nothing bad about it.
I'm just curious, why is it so well written and not pushed?