Starting from Shuiyue Cave Heaven
从水月洞天开始
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
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- 5y ago
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Yin Zhong is probably the most overpowered character in all of martial arts novels. He doesn't need any dragon essence or phoenix blood; his immortality makes him invincible.
The protagonist is actually cynical because he's an orphan.
I didn't want to read any further after chapter 27. I gave a reward for commenting, and I have votes but don't want to use them. You say the protagonist is selfish, self-serving, and cold-hearted, I can understand that. If you don't want to save someone, you don't have to. You say you'll save them, but then you don't try, always afraid of this and that. Couldn't you just say there are two?
I think Han Batian is more impressive; he adopted three daughters and amassed considerable power.
I want to watch five parts: The Legend of the Sword and the Chess of Life and Death, Snow Goddess Dragon, The Mischievous Dragon's Love Trial, The Storm Riders, and The Adventurer King.
Water Moon Cave was alright, but the ending was a bit confusing. There were so many unexpected things after arriving in another world, and after meeting Qin Lan, his mental age seemed to drop to that of an eight or nine-year-old.
Wow, you've got so many surprises! Split personality, amnesia, your magical artifact breaking free of your control and turning into a demon, and then you have a friendly sparring session with a girl. The original text reads: "Just like Lord Wei and Long'er, they had a friendly sparring session inside this egg-shaped object. However, due to the dragon spirit's unique nature, this state lasted for a very long time. A very, very long time!"
The Water Moon Cave Heaven part was alright. But it fell apart when it came to the little girl Honghong. In this Dharma-ending Age, she was cultivating immortality perfectly well. Shouldn't she have ascended to the upper realm?
Putting everything else aside, some people say that Water Moon Cave Heaven is a low-level world? But this world has the background of Pangu creating the world...
When I watched Water Moon Cave back then, I felt that DouDou was just a character the director used to disgust me.