The Alliance’s Golden Age
联盟的大时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 740k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Well, the beginning was pretty good, but after the protagonist's mother passed away, it felt like a completely different author. It got worse and worse, with huge leaps and rapid leveling up. It jumped out of Earth all at once, catching everyone off guard. The entire story focused on the Gangnam district, and embarrassingly, they didn't even write much about Gangnam.
They don't have the habit of looting corpses, and dead people don't have equipment or money on them?
Actually, what I'm struggling with is that it seems no one in the book is concerned about how they acquired their spiritual skills. Given the protagonist's family background, it's unlikely they had any way to obtain them. Even if they had one, it's a bit illogical that no one has questioned it yet. But overall, there aren't any particularly toxic plot points, so keep it up!
It's already 2019, and they're still playing the prodigal son returning home game.
I barely made it to Chapter Fourteen before being turned off by the idiocy of the supporting characters!
I want to say that the protagonist's character is well-developed, but I just have to say, was the protagonist crazy to save that Dr. Ji? Couldn't he have just knocked her out and taken her away? Having to listen to her nagging was incredibly annoying. And what's with the protagonist's mother? She was just glossed over? She died so suddenly.
How awkward, it felt like the plot was being forced forward. I've read about twenty chapters.
Prodigies should be blessed by heaven, the only ones who can rival the chosen ones in the heavenly realm. If there are too many prodigies, wouldn't that just mean there are too many sons of heaven, all destined to be beaten? I hope the author doesn't just randomly create a hundred or so prodigies... Two or three are enough. Who the hell can just casually have a hundred or so? Can they even afford to raise them?
I actually think that since the system can provide the protagonist with free spiritual skills, then the moves from anime, games, novels, movies, and TV series can also be deduced and used. After all, the male protagonist also mentioned Yasuo, the Unforgiven.
I just finished reading chapter 91, and I felt it was well-written. However, there's one thing: why does the protagonist always have to bring Tang along on every mission? To be honest, I personally find Tang quite annoying at this point. Also, author, if you're going to go for a harem theme, please say so beforehand. 🙏