The Ultimate Warrior
绝对武者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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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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Clouds Rising in Another World
A collection of otherworldly fantasy stories.
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Are there really that many people killing in that world? Killing for no reason, inexplicably sending people to their deaths. "Recruiting warriors to die for a hundred thousand in compensation, selling a beast corpse for hundreds of thousands—what a brainless concept." "Death for tens of seconds, growth for twenty years."
The style feels mixed, but it's not hard to see some elements of the "Smoker" series, like Sin City, Armored Constructs, Wolf Child-Splash. The Eastern background with alien races and guns also reminded me of Eternal Night. These elements are all interesting, but perhaps due to the narrative structure, readers often fail to grasp the author's intended message.
This is so good! No other book by Chen Dong can compare to this one.
I think it's written pretty well, but this last part is a bit messy.
I've only read a few chapters, and I feel the characters' introductions are awkward, the plot is fragmented, and the reading experience isn't very smooth.
A masterpiece, as long as it doesn't have a bad ending.
It's really not good. After reading the second chapter, I really couldn't continue. It's incoherent and nonsensical. Goodbye.
The author is truly remarkable; the first hundred or two hundred words of each section are filled with descriptions of scenery, inspirational quotes, life insights, and so on. These passages alone could be collected into a collection of essays.
It's too confusing; I can't understand it.
The author probably wanted to pad out the plot. The protagonist comes from a mid-level family and gets provoked by a low-level servant. Although the protagonist kills him, the low-level young master comes to cause trouble for the protagonist, and the protagonist still can't kill him. I just want to ask, why does the protagonist always have people targeting him wherever he goes? Does he have a built-in aura of hatred?