
The Alliance’s Golden Age
联盟的大时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 740k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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How can I put it, the writing in the first part is still good. After the death of the main character's mother, it feels like a different person is writing it. The more it is written, the worse it gets. The leap is too big, the upgrade is too fast, and it jumps out of the earth at once. Unprepared, the entire earth is devoted to Jiangnan District. The embarrassing thing is that not much is written about Jiangnan District. The most speechless thing is that the earth is still surrounded by monsters. I said before that I wanted to be a hero, but if I have the ability, I just leave, leave, leave. . . .
I don't have the habit of touching corpses, and the dead people don't have any equipment or money?
In fact, the thing I struggled with is that no one in the book seemed to struggle with how the spiritual skills came from. According to the protagonist's family background, there seems to be no way to obtain it. It is a bit unreasonable to forget about one and not suspect anything. But generally speaking, there aren't any very toxic plots, so come on.
It's already 9102, and I'm still playing the prodigal son's turn
I barely managed to read Chapter 14, but was persuaded to give up by the supporting character's weakness!
I want to say that the character of the protagonist in this novel is very good, but I just want to say that the Dr. Ji whom the protagonist saved was sick or something. Couldn't he be knocked unconscious and taken away? It's so annoying to have to hear her do this and that. Also, what kind of ghost is the protagonist's mother? Have you briefly mentioned it? If you say die, die. So I think the main character's mother is dead at the very beginning of this book, and there is no need to read the following chapters. . It's a pity that what I wrote before was pretty good. What a pity.
It's so embarrassing. It feels like the plot is being pushed forward. I've read about twenty chapters.
Tianjiao Tianjiao should be people blessed by God, and they should be the only existences in the way of heaven that can compete with the Son of Destiny. Anyone is a Tianjiao. If there are too many Tianjiao, it means that God has too many sons. They are all used to be beaten by others. I hope the author will not randomly pop up hundreds of Tianjiao. . . . . . . Two or three are enough. Who the hell can just give birth to a hundred of them, can they afford to raise them?
In fact, I think that since the system can provide free spiritual skills to the protagonist, then the moves in anime, games, novels, movies, and TV series can also be derived and used. After all, the male protagonist also mentioned Yasuo, the swift swordsman.
I just finished reading Chapter 91, and I feel that the writing is quite good, except for one thing: does the protagonist have to bring that Tang with him on every mission? To be honest, when I saw this, I was personally annoyed with that Tang. Also, author, if you choose a stallion, please tell me in advance 🙏