Xuanhuang Fangzhen Tribulation
玄黄方真劫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Author, why don't you promote it? It's a shame so few people are reading it.
Actually, if the author hadn't been so foolish as to change the protagonist halfway through his last book, it would have taken off long ago. I just hope this book doesn't have another protagonist going into seclusion for hundreds of chapters! So tiring! The book is good, keep it up!
The writing is good, but the storytelling is terrible. The protagonist is like a soccer ball, being kicked around by everyone. He has no goals, no plans, and no actions. Whether the protagonist exists or not has little impact on the plot. Reading this book is like watching surveillance footage—utterly uninteresting. If it weren't for the decent writing style, and the willingness to persevere, I'd be lucky to get through twenty chapters.
I just realized you've started a new book! You should at least have included a chapter in your previous book to promote it! If I hadn't impulsively checked it out, I would have missed it entirely. 🤭
Just making a post to commemorate this; this is the first novel where the protagonist is so annoying, yet I've followed it for hundreds of chapters without missing a single one... Honestly, he's stupid at the beginning, pretentious later on, and cynical...
Another protagonist with no presence; there's no main plot, so it's unclear what the author is trying to write.
The strengths lie in the author's excellent writing style and vivid descriptions of fight scenes. The weaknesses are the limited scope of the novel's world and slightly weak character portrayals. While the plot subverts established tropes, its excessive unconventionality leads to a lack of logical coherence. Novels that are truly captivating typically feature protagonists who develop and grow gradually; novels with too many overpowered characters are generally less engaging.
I'll continue to support you when the new book opens 👍
Why didn't Huo Tiancheng die?
I don't think they should whitewash him; they always need to create a few villains to kill off.
Well, the best part of the book is when you're about 90% there. The last 10% gets bogged down in the Heavenly Court, which suddenly makes the scope feel smaller. The beginning was really good; it's the first time I've seen a protagonist with such an unlikable personality, but I still kept reading. The later parts got a bit chaotic, and the author even threw in their own personal touches.