
High Martial Era: Lord of the Galaxy
高武纪元:星河之主
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- Ongoing
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- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
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It's undeniably a good read; the author's writing is quite good, and the plot twists are interesting. It's also rare to see a protagonist who climbs up from the bottom step by step these days. But after praising it, let me address what I consider the biggest flaw: the protagonist's sister. Every time the writing gets to her, it's like the author loses their touch.
The book is great, the content is so rich, but the protagonist's cultivation level progresses so slowly! He gets help from various benefactors and struggles everywhere, taking over a year to finally reach the Transcendent realm. Meanwhile, his subordinates, recruited in the Ninth District, haven't done many missions and have no foundation, yet a whole bunch of them have reached Transcendent level…
It's a very good read, without any clichés or melodrama; the story is logical and detailed. From the connections between each plot point to the characters' daily actions, everything is reasonably arranged and explained. However, there's one point that puzzled me: the protagonist attended middle school, and the book mentions that his academic performance was average, yet he seems to know very…
This is much more realistic. It's not as entertaining as a wish-fulfillment novel. The protagonist's advancement in cultivation level is relatively fast, but not outrageous. This can be attributed to the protagonist being a little genius. Keep it up, author! 👍👍👍 Following up on this, I feel the author's writing faltered towards the end.
It's pretty good. The plot unfolds gradually, showing a small character struggling from the bottom, step by step, to escape the mire – that's the most exciting part. There aren't that many protagonists in the world. "Power fantasy" stories and clichés start off strong, without the baptism of a struggle to climb out of poverty. Even with cheat codes and systems, they're just puppets of power. All you see in the whole story is the unchanging system, not a character defying fate.
Having read 100 chapters, it's currently a rare gem of a book. The narrative is vivid, and the structure is tight. However, there are some flaws. For example, the protagonist's easy inclusion of the underworld feels inconsistent with the previous characterization; killing the entire family because of bullying by his sister's classmates—is this the same protagonist we were writing before?
This is my first 5-star review. Although some character relationships were lost a bit too quickly, that's life. Some people grow up quickly, like childhood friends who might become incredibly successful adults. It also fits the logic of turbulent times. Military industries are all about fighting and resilience; they weren't afraid you were incapable, they were afraid you weren't.
It's a good read. The development and struggle of an ordinary person are portrayed very well. I have a suggestion, though it's not really an opinion: could the first-person narration in the dialogues sometimes be changed to the third person? I wonder if the main character has a romantic storyline. I hope the author continues to write well and that more and more people will read it.
This book is really good, especially the part describing Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai was indeed too strong; if it weren't for Noah's outer-circle cheat and Noxus's Guillotine, that M4 six-times scope spray would have been fatal.
It's quite good. The main character doesn't die, but possesses something crucial: knowing what they want and what they need to do, and persevering in doing it. The supporting characters are all normal people, which is commendable. It's a bit of a light novel, but still quite enjoyable. The downside is that the younger sister's parts aren't very prominent, but there's too much dialogue.