
Slaying Immortals: Don't Ascend, You'll Die!
弑仙:别飞升,飞升会死!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 305k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
148Chapters
35Reads · all time
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It can be seen from this article that the author is extremely talented. His writing style is like a knife, cutting through the grand setting. The text accurately walks between bloodshed and compassion. The comparison of the details of "repairing the statue of the city god" and "erasing the spiritual roots" in the night of the city made thunder thunder in the silent place. The plot is like a lock, interlocking into eternity. The reversal is not revealed instantly. The most shocking design lies in the ending: victory is not to kill the gods, but to build yourself into a high wall. This "eternal prison-style guarding" that transcends winning and losing sublimates tragic aesthetics into metaphysical heroism, allowing the whole story to continue to grow in the final chapter. It is highly recommended.
Not bad, I hope it won't be cut in half