Atlas of the Strong
王者图谱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
412Chapters
740Recommendations
4.4kFans
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Putting everything else aside! Isn't cultivation supposed to be about the strong respecting the strong? How can it be about the legitimate heirs being respected? The female lead even pities the outer disciples and all that! It's ridiculous! The female lead seems like an idiot, relying entirely on luck—it's laughable! Dropping the story.
Good article, you can click to read it, it's authentic Xianxia (cultivation) novel.
It's actually a very orthodox cultivation novel, and the female lead has a great personality. Unfortunately, the author is terrible at both naming characters and writing summaries, making it feel like a fanfiction focusing on a game like King of Glory. The number of clicks is unbearable.
I'll probably be back this month, around the end. I'm determined to finish this story, no matter what, for the readers who paid to read it, and for my fantasy novel dream. ❤️❤️
I strongly disagree with the female lead's thinking. She spared the life of a villain and kept babbling on and on, making all sorts of senseless arguments. If she had that much time to waste, she would have already taken care of him. Doesn't she know that villains are the most despicable? Especially those who have a grudge against you. You never know when they'll stab you in the back. And she wasted a talisman to teach a villain a lesson. I don't even know what to say. Does she deserve it?
The protagonist's cheat-like abilities are too overpowered, making her seem effortless. If the female lead weren't a time traveler, this behavior would be understandable, but since she is, it feels very jarring.
I just realized that Chapters 99 and 100 are reversed. It's because I set the time incorrectly before, and the editor only changed the chapter titles, not the content. Please read Chapter 100 first, then Chapter 99.
The book is indeed good, but I have a question. At the beginning, it was written that the female protagonist spent some time as a beggar to smooth out her rough edges. Later, it felt like she got a powerful backer and became arrogant. She didn't have much strength but dared to do anything, which felt a bit like courting death. And she seemed to be getting more and more arrogant.
The female lead is vulgar, tasteless, stupid as a pig, and yet she's smug about it. Besides being pretty, lucky, and somewhat talented, she has no other redeeming qualities. I don't know how she became the female lead.
Let me add some gas. 😄
I don't know anyone here. I just really like cultivation novels and enjoy reading young, promising stories, so I often search for these kinds of stories. If I like a particular one, I'll give it a recommendation. Good luck! ^0^