The Six Paths: The Great Desolation Sacrifice
六迹之大荒祭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 192k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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"Six Traces" is a co-written novel, including Xiao Ding - the wilderness chapter, Wang Yu - the fairy tale, Xiao Qian - the cultivation chapter, Liu Xiahui - the city chapter, Laughing Pineapple Candy - the interstellar chapter, and Misty Jiangnan - the end of the world. What do you think?
The other five are: Immortal Era – Wang Yu; Cultivation Era – Xiao Qian; Urban Era – Liu Xia Hui; Interstellar Era – Laughing Pineapple Candy; and Doomsday Era – Misty Jiangnan. Could I please get a featured review for these five? 😏
I'm really looking forward to Xiao Qian's cultivation novel. Xiao Ding and Wang Yu are also great, both are top-tier characters.
A decent start
Although some people jokingly referred to the book title as "The Big Yellow Chicken's Chicken Walk" in the chapter comments, it is undeniable that the Great Wilderness Sacrifice is the beginning of the Six Traces series and the starting point of everything. The idea of multiple well-known authors collaborating to create a grand worldview sounds familiar, doesn't it?
As it turns out, *Zhu Xian* elevated him to a level he didn't deserve, and even after revisions, the book was no longer the classic it once was.
What do you think of Xiao Ding's book?
He has several books, some of which he stopped writing halfway through, and others that started strong but ended weakly—I'm really worried about that.
Wilderness Era In the beginning of time, the sages of humanity gazed upon the sacred mountain and comprehended the "Mortal Scroll," revealing that the mountain held the secret to immortality. The Wilderness Clan, born of heaven and earth, guarded the sacred mountain. The two races fought endlessly for millennia.
Of the Six Traces, this one is practically finished. At least the ending is smooth. I won't comment on the quality of the other authors' work, but their endings were too abrupt, especially those by Wang Yu and Yan Yu Jiangnan, which I had high hopes for.
It does a good job of portraying characters in detail, but the plot development is too rough, and the transitions are not smooth enough... My favorite is still "Zhu Xian," as for the others, well...
The first few chapters were quite interesting, but after chapter 40-something, I didn't want to continue. Why is that?