
Exhausting the Heavens
穷尽上苍
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 272k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
112Chapters
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3.6kRecs
68Fans
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Reader comments 8
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It seems to my liking. Come on, author 👍
This idea is very new, and the description is quite detailed. It's good. Please update it.
Yes, the description is very detailed, I support it!
The contents of Chapters 6 to 10 are very similar to One Word. I thought the author borrowed some lessons from it.
Why does this book look so familiar? I always feel like I have read it before. The chapter plot is very similar to a certain book, I can't remember which one.
Well, I've finished reading it now. Let me talk about my personal opinion: overall it's good. The second volume is really attracting fans, but doesn't the author think the plot of the first volume is too compact? The first three chapters are good and very popular, but starting from the sixth chapter it becomes toxic. The plot of the mother-in-law's suicide will probably dissuade many readers. It's too toxic. Because according to the current follow-up plot (judging from the peerless grace of the mother-in-law when she was young and the skills she created in the article), the mother-in-law is also a very powerful person. She was willing to throw herself into the river in order to save the protagonist, which felt so unexpected. How about a longer plot in which the mother-in-law rescues the protagonist, gets beaten up, escapes, and dies from her injuries, and the protagonist embarks on a road of revenge, and then becomes God? Ps: Let me ask, what is the follow-up plot of the little lizard that was blown up by the protagonist? Also, last night, because I was too sleepy, I just read the book reviews. There seemed to be one that introduced God's timeline. Why is it not there today? (Did I remember the wrong book review because I was too confused last night? 😰😰😰)
When I read this book, I only got into the drama after more than ten chapters. At first I saw some poisonous points, but later I found out that the author explained it again, 23333
A very good book, very creative! I would like to ask, is it a story from God? This volume is Shangcang Qingyuan, and the next volume is Shangcang Qiongjiu?