One Slash Splits the Heavens: My Demon-Slaying System
一刀破苍穹：我的除魔卫道系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 933k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Watch Me Prove My Dao Through Slaughter and Slay Every Demon with One Strike看我以杀证道，一刀斩尽魑魅魍魉Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
456Chapters
625Reads · 30 days
173.9kReads · all time
104Shelves
6.8Score
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I've read this book since its first installment, and it's really good; the author's skill is consistently high. It's just that there are a few too few chapters. I don't know where those "holier-than-thou" types came from who gave it such a low score; I don't think it's that holier-than-thou, and there aren't many flaws.
It's alright, at least it doesn't overpower the combat power. Just the author needs to remember the pacing from the beginning, at least don't drag it out. Like the Chinese animations *Xian Ni* and *Perfect World*, one never drags out the main plot, while the other is a constant battle from start to finish. I hope the author doesn't drag out the pacing to save time.
I've read around chapter 42... The cheat is pretty good; it gives you a magical sword, points for defeating monsters, and a system for leveling up. It's a pity they added a little girl... I suspect it's to slow down the protagonist's leveling speed... To prevent the protagonist from reaching the maximum level too quickly, making it harder to pad out the word count later...
As always, it features a captivating plot, excellent writing, and a series of excerpts that leave the reader wanting more.
This article is very well written and realistic, covering both the big picture and the details comprehensively. The storyline is also quite vivid and moving; among all the books I've read, this one is among the best. I hope to see even more (brilliant and captivating) plots in the later parts.
The writing is fluid, the plot is captivating, the characters are vividly portrayed, and their abilities are reasonably developed; it's definitely worth watching!
I really enjoy his books; both the previous one and this one are consistently excellent. The language is concise and engaging, always revolving around the system's innate talent while maintaining its own moral compass. There are no lengthy explanations of how to improve abilities, no talk of cultivation methods or inner demons—nothing like that. As long as you have enough experience, leveling up is instantaneous! I love that!
Well written. Keep it up, author! May you create more satisfying works!
Is the author a girl?
It was great, very entertaining, and there wasn't much unnecessary dialogue. The plot was logical, but it was just too short; it wasn't nearly enough.