
Xuanhuang Fangzhen Tribulation
玄黄方真劫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Real author, why don't you promote it? It's a pity that so few people read it.
In fact, if the author didn't insist on changing the protagonist halfway through the last book, he would have taken off long ago. In this book, I just hope there won't be another protagonist who goes into retreat for hundreds of chapters! Tired! The book is good, come on!
The writing is good, but the story is poorly told. The protagonist just wants to be kicked around like a football. No goals, no plans, no actions. Whether or not the protagonist is a character has no big impact on the plot. Reading this book is like watching a surveillance camera, unremarkable. If the writing wasn't good, and I thought if I could endure it any longer, I would be considered patient if I could read twenty chapters.
I just found out that a new book has been published~ At least I published a single chapter in the previous book to promote it~ If I hadn't read it on a whim, I would have missed it 🤭
Posting a post to commemorate this, this is the first novel with such an annoying protagonist that I followed it for hundreds of chapters without stopping. . . . To be honest, the early stage was stupid and the later stage was even cynical. . . .
Another protagonist with no sense of existence. Without a main line, I don't know what the author wants to write.
The advantage is that the author's writing style and description of fighting scenes are relatively good. The disadvantage is that the entire novel world is too small and the emotional description of the characters is slightly poor. Although the storyline is anti-routine, the logic is not strict enough because it is too anti-routine. Generally, novels that make people unable to put it down are those in which the protagonist has the ability to grow slowly. Novels with too many hooks are not interesting.
Open a new book club and continue to support 👍
Why didn't Huo Tiancheng die?
I don't think we should clear our name. We have to create a few villains and kill them.
How can I put it, 90% of the time the book is read, it is the best. The last 10% involves heaven, and it suddenly feels like the layout has been narrowed down. The first part was really good. It was the first time that the protagonist's character was so unlikable, but I still watched it. There was some confusion in the later period, and the author also mixed personal information into it. So angry. . . How can I put it, if he would just watch the ending 90% of the time and end it there. In my opinion it would be better, but it would fall into a cliche (happy ending). Alas, it's still pretty good. 😰