Pill Calamity
丹禍
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 344k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
96Chapters
908Reads
136Shelves
34Listens
8.9kReads · all time
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The writing is wonderful, the plot has ups and downs, and it is very enjoyable to read it in one sitting. It's a pity that the subject matter is niche and I feel like not many people will read it. Moreover, after entering Tibetan in the middle period, there are fewer elements of Houdan, and the author may also be limited by the length of the short story while building a big world view. There is still room for writing in some places, but it is good to fill in the foreshadowing and pitfalls. All in all worth reading. By the way, I feel like the decisive battle in Tibet could be a little more grand. I feel like it's just a fight between two demons, which fits the world view, but it still feels like something is missing. My favorite chapters are the last demon ship and the bloody battle at Jinmen. They are very well written.
Relying on the Danfu setting, but we have greatly weakened the Qing and Great Powers and greatly strengthened the Tibetan Labor Party The whole has a unique film style narrative
I saw someone talking about this book at Station B before, so I read it. The writing is very good, and it can be said that it is more suitable for Chinese babies' physical constitution, such as "Warhammer 40K" and "Trench Crusaders".
The demon qing and the great powers were greatly reduced, and the great powers' military technology did not show much.
This is the second work by a fan of the fictional world view "Dan Huo" on Station B. The author's writing skills and writing logic are indeed good for Tomato. I recommend it.
Good looking, a rare Danfu fanfic
Very wonderfully written!
It's a rare Danbane fan, but there are fewer elements of Danbane in the later period, and overall it's pretty good.
The elixir setting is too consumable to make. It would be strong enough if the elixir could be made with a bit of flesh and blood from the demon soldiers.