The Divine Martial Overlord
神武霸帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Everything else is fine, but Ye Qingshuang is such a terrible character that I want to abandon the story. Their reunion at Zhenwu Academy, regardless of how she treats the protagonist, just the fact that she knew he possessed the Heavenly Tyrant Bone and had previously sold that information for some purpose—that kind of insecurity—shouldn't she have been killed? It seems the author is trying to whitewash her. 😰 This is disgusting!
The protagonist, with a strength of one million jin, fought against the Martial Saint's body, which had a strength of 100,000 jin, and the battle lasted for several chapters. A million jin (approximately 500 catties) of force alone wouldn't be enough to withstand it, let alone swordsmanship. A single powerful strike like splitting Mount Hua in two would surely cleave a person in two.
"The Divine Martial Emperor" isn't finished yet, and you can't abandon your wife who's shared your hardships! *Sobs* If you abandon it like this, none of us will be interested in reading the new book! Brothers, let's support it!
Is anyone still reading this? To be honest, this book is no worse than the works of top authors, so why isn't it successful? Personally, I think the author updates too slowly. Brothers who agree, please upvote!
Dad, please update! The updates are too slow!
I don't know if Lao Xie couldn't keep going or what, but I really like his work.
Five votes sent. By the way, author, are you not planning to write such an excellent work anymore?
The author put a lot of effort into writing this book, and it deeply moved the reader. I am very grateful to the author for bringing such a touching story to readers who enjoy this book. I believe that given time, you will definitely have a place among the top-tier authors!
Why haven't you updated again?
I feel this novel successfully portrays the protagonist as the antagonist, which is very creative. The character Gu Chen perfectly embodies what a villain is: 1. The protagonist's subordinates are basically a ragtag bunch, lacking a strong foundation of trust. They were mostly gathered along the way, and it seems as if an invisible force compels them to trust each other.