The Strongest Celestial Master in All Heavens
诸天最强天师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 995k Words
- Subgenre
- Rule-Based Horror
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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425Chapters
11.2kRecommendations
29.9kFans
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I've only read five chapters, so here are my thoughts. First, the protagonist tries to scam Dr. Cui by claiming to have internal injuries. After being taken back to the clinic for a checkup, he's found to be unharmed. Anyone with half a brain knows this person has ulterior motives, right? Then the protagonist says he hasn't eaten for two days and wants to work as a waiter, and Dr.
I came for Super God Academy, and I came for Yan.
The latest update makes me feel like my IQ has dropped significantly.
Seeing Angel Yan and He Xi piqued my interest in reading!
I just clicked in and haven't started reading yet, but I'm already definitely aiming for a phenomenal read. I hope the author does a great job. If the author can reasonably include both Yan and He Xi, I'll have absolutely no complaints. If not, including both is fine too, just Yan, haha! I don't know if it will be a hit, but I'll definitely keep watching. I'll give you recommendations, subscriptions, and monthly tickets. That's how loyal Yan fans are! Haha!
Someone kindly took him in, and he actually had designs on their wife. Is the protagonist a beast?
I've recently noticed that the Sanjiang River is getting increasingly waterlogged.
The part about the tomb raider lacking water felt like idiots. They had a special space but didn't use it. I think any normal person who knew they were going to the desert would prepare plenty of water and food. They didn't even bring weapons to the underground fortress. I really don't know what the use of this space is.
This is supposed to be on the Sanjiang list?!
I promptly abandoned the highly toxic one. The author doesn't even bother to do research before writing the book. The protagonist is an idiot, ignoring the resources he provides. And what was the point of that space that almost made you die of thirst? You went to the desert, didn't you know to bring some water?
Up until chapter 35, everything was fine. The book wasn't particularly good or bad; it was a typical formulaic story, passable. But the murder scene on the train was really disturbing. In a society governed by law, the criminals were already arrested, and yet someone commits murder for attempted rape? Isn't that going too far?