
The Ultimate Warrior
绝对武者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I’ve loved reading since I was little, from picture books to print books to online novels. I can’t live without a book. After reading so many novels, I’ve noticed that online fiction relies far too much on formulaic plots these days. In xianxia and fantasy stories, the protagonist always starts out as a good-for-nothing and gets trampled by everyone. Then some goddess with incredible talent, who turns down every other male lead, takes a special interest in him. After the protagonist stumbles upo
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A Home for Books: Every book is part of my family. I care for each one and introduce them to you, one by one. The Faces of Books: Every book has its own special character. Give it a patient read, and it might amaze you. The Voices of Books: Every book speaks for its author, expressing their joys and sorrows. Listen closely, and you can glimpse a great soul. The Heart of Books: Every one of us can cherish it. If you let yourself feel it, you can find a connection. This is my home, a home for book
Clouds Rising in Another World
A collection of otherworldly fantasy stories.
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Are there really so many people killing people in that world? Killing for no reason, dying for no reason. <Recruiting soldiers and sending them to death, one hundred thousand compensation, and selling a beast corpse for hundreds of thousands, this is such a senseless setting. Death takes a few dozen seconds and grows for twenty years.
I feel that the style is very mixed, but it is not difficult to see that there are some elements of Smoking Man mixed in, such as Sin City, Armed-Construction, Wolf Boy-Splash, and the oriental background of alien races and guns, which also reminded me of King of Evernight. These elements are very interesting, but perhaps it is a problem with the narrative structure. Readers often cannot understand what the author wants to express. The conflict between light and dark lines is very confusing. Independent, the previous conflict was resolved, but it did not lead to the next conflict. The author wanted to write a lot, but the language was very concise. Without a certain tacit understanding, it would be very confusing to read. It is recommended to greatly strengthen the narrative sequence, from the foreshadowing of space, the foreshadowing of time, or the introduction of logic. The above are immature suggestions. I have been a keyboard warrior for a while 😜
It's so beautiful. Chen Dong's books are not as good as this one.
I think the writing is okay, but this section is a bit messy recently.
I've just read a few chapters, and I feel like the characters appear awkwardly, the plot is fragmented, and the reading is not smooth.
A masterpiece, as long as it doesn't end badly
It's really not that good. After reading the second chapter, I really can't stand it anymore. It's so confusing. Farewell.
The author is really strong. The first one or two hundred words of each section are full of scenery descriptions, chicken soup advice, life insights, etc. These words can be collected as a collection of essays individually.
It's too confusing to understand.
The author probably wanted to squander the plot. The protagonist is from a mid-level family and was provoked by a low-level servant. Even though the protagonist killed him, and then the low-level young master came to trouble the protagonist again, the protagonist still couldn't be killed. I just want to ask why there are people targeting the protagonist wherever he goes. Does he have an aura of hatred?