Jade of Time and Space
时空神玉
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Chapter 783 Minor Issues
After all, the Immortal Slaughtering Sword Formation is not the same as the Immortal Slaughtering Formation. Even though the four swords share the same name, the power of the formation differs by only one character in the name. Was the Immortal Slaughtering Four Swords of the Primordial Tongtian Sect Master part of the Immortal Slaughtering Formation? Or not the Immortal Slaughtering Sword Formation?
I think you should write something more realistic. This book I suggested might not be useful, but you can try it for your next one. Be realistic, without all those convoluted plot points; just be ordinary. Even if there are elements, it's best to use a low-level martial arts trope, similar to anime but not quite a martial arts story.
Why does the protagonist always have to be taken as an apprentice?
Why does the protagonist always have to be taken as an apprentice?
🤓The author's attitude is good, I'm definitely supporting him.
Shengmubiao is immature, has low IQ, is a hothead, lecherous, can't resist women, and is a busybody.
Dude... The real-world tactics are too old-fashioned... Also, going back to reality to weaken them is even more vicious... 🤫 You know, there aren't that many ******s in the world who will slap you in the face...
The protagonist's personality is terrible: indecisive, overly compassionate, meddlesome, idiotic, and utterly childish.
It's written in a very messy way; I can't understand it at all. It's just a little bit here and a little bit there. I've already given up on the book.
Seeing the Heaven-Covering Scroll made me lose interest. You dared to send Ye Fan away? Why didn't you get slapped to death by a ruthless person?
Isn't the protagonist going back to the main world? Isn't constantly traveling through time tiring? The protagonist might not be tired, but as a reader, I'm exhausted... "The Diplomat Who Travels Through Time" is quite well-written; after each world ends, he writes ten or twenty chapters about the main world. The experiences, life, and events of are constantly shifting, and watching this kind of time-travel story is really tiring.