
My Clan Rises, and I Can Summon Dao Soldier Nests
家族崛起,我能召唤道兵巢穴
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 402k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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The protagonist's "golden finger" (or "cheat code") is a late-game advantage, providing little support during the early game but becoming powerful in the mid-to-late game. The author also writes in great detail, resulting in a long story. Those who prefer a slower pace might find it manageable, but those who enjoy fast-paced narratives may struggle to keep up.
The setting of this book's military stronghold is somewhat similar to one I read on a certain website before. However, that book was set in the Republican era, with a background of warlord rivalry and high-level martial arts. Does anyone have a recommendation for a book with this kind of setting?
The beginning was really great, with a novel world and a good structure. The system itself, and the fulfillment of pre-sale and spirit pet aspects, were all excellent. The only drawback was the slow update speed; it even stopped updating altogether towards the end, which was a shame.
It's been a long time since I've seen a book about dungeon warriors. Keep it up! 👍
It's very imaginative, with a novel theme and setting. The story is engaging, and it also has elements of sentiment, personal grudges, and national conflicts.
Currently, it is possible.
Overall it's alright, but the martial artist's strength just doesn't seem quite there.
Sure, I haven't seen the Daoist Soldier style for a long time.
A handbook on nest unit types, 5 stars for you!
It's good, but updating too infrequently each day, over 3000 words would be better.