A Realistic Wuxia Game: Starting as the Leader of a Sect

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A rare gem among martial arts games, it's quite good so far. The best thing would be for the author to keep writing and not abandon the project. Five stars for now!!! A few small suggestions, take them or leave them: 1. Ideally, there should be no romantic pairing; the reasons are obvious. 2.

The overall feel and ambiance are really well done; I'll check it out again later. 👀 This is too padded. The plot progression offers no real sense of accomplishment, and the attempts to subjugate those two sects both encounter unexpected events, so you're just padding the story further. If you keep going like this, I'll just have to wait for the book to finish.

The rating is definitely wrong! I'm a real person, not a fake reviewer! This book is definitely worth more than 6.8, At least 8.5. It's so well-written, both the plot and pacing are excellent, and the characters are very well-chosen. There are a few minor flaws: currently there aren't enough female characters, the martial arts styles are too varied, and there are too many minor factions, but it's still within acceptable limits! The author must keep writing! It's really great!

If there's anything wrong with it, it's that they didn't recruit factions in advance; they only started recruiting new factions on the road when the world was about to undergo a major upheaval.

The story blends elements of martial arts factions and court intrigue, incorporating elements of martial arts fanfiction, world-devouring and dimensional assimilation, and player-driven updates—making it quite enjoyable to read. However, the lack of heartwarming scenes involving romance makes the journey to the top feel somewhat lonely.

The protagonist's Xuan Tian Sect boasts a centuries-old legacy, passed down through family bloodlines. While nominally a sect, it's essentially a family power. Aside from the main lineage, there are likely many other branches with numerous members, much like other families.

The protagonist is the Virgin Mary, this is great, that is great, everyone in the world is good—not a drop of blood is seen until the very end of the book. The boss he worked for before his rebirth? Hmm, quite admirable. A master's demeanor means someone punches you three times, aiming to kill you, and you just stand there laughing, completely unconcerned, like an idiot. Not bad, not bad at all, very turtle-like.

The world-building and setting are good, and the characters aren't too stereotypical. However, some parts of the plot feel a bit forced. Overall, it's very well written, but it's still a little lacking. But since it's free on Tomato, it definitely deserves a perfect score!

Great! It's a very good new book. The plot is a rare find among Tomato's works, and it's also quite well-written. The rating is a bit low because it's a new book, but if the synopsis seems interesting, you should check it out yourself. You'll find that there aren't many flaws so far; it's pretty good overall. [Already bookmarked]