Reborn in Journey to the West: The Strongest Heavenly Soldier
重生西游之最强天兵
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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I'm speechless. The protagonist the author wrote is truly baffling. He holds a grudge against people who don't help him, and when it's clearly his fault for not bowing to the Jade Emperor, he acts like he's the only one unique in the entire Heavenly Court??? What kind of garbage is this? He's always stirring up trouble everywhere, acting like he's invincible, but he's actually trash.
Just by reading the synopsis, you can tell this book is a waste! First, a million heavenly soldiers? What good are they? They'd be instantly killed by experts. Second, you think you're some kind of genius who can be tripped up at every turn? You're overestimating yourself. Therefore, you don't need to read the content; the synopsis is terrible.
After reading the comments, I still decided to give it a try.
Author, do you even know why your novel is doing so poorly? It's neither a typical "Dragon Pride" story nor a typical "Plain Novels" story; it's just a hodgepodge. It's all talk and no action, always trying to show off without any real substance. It's like a typical immature teenager. How can a novel with millions of words be performing so badly, and you still haven't changed it? I'm outta here.
Why do humans, who consider themselves the sons of the dragon and descendants of the dragon, like to belittle the dragon race?
A mere celestial soldier would have sufficed; why the need for sabotage? Who does the protagonist think he is? Speechless.
Why does the protagonist of this book seem so arrogant? He thinks you can die from just a glance, and he wants your recipe? Does he even know what soul-searching magic is? How was the Curtain-Raising General banished to the mortal realm? He wouldn't kneel before the Jade Emperor, huh? "If you don't help me today, I'll remember this and kill you later." This logic is beyond words.
This book is toxic! Absolutely toxic! The protagonist's personality is utterly baffling; the author must be an oddball himself. And the Journey to the West it portrays is incredibly poor, lacking in all sorts of common sense; it's unreadable.
I couldn't bear to watch the first few chapters. The protagonist is too arrogant. You're just a dummy, understand?
Journey to the West, whose characters couldn't understand the changes of the Heavenly Stars and Earthly Fiends, was instantly abandoned.