Charging Headlong Through the Heavens
莽推诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 841k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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396Chapters
33.5kRecommendations
43.7kFans
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With my loving mother Empress Dowager Cixi, my filial son Lü Bu, my crown prince Liu Shan, my empress Wu Zetian, my imperial concubine Lü Zhi, my generals An Lushan and Sima Yi, my general Wu Sangui, my minister of garrison Heshen, my grand commanders Yang Guozhong and Wei Zhongxian, my left prime minister Dong Zhuo, my right prime minister Qin Hui, my chief steward Zhao Gao, my guards Fan Jiang and Zhang Da, what do I have to worry about in order to stabilize the empire?
The protagonist of this book made it impossible for us handsome readers to relate to him at all.
Sorry, but after the author said the protagonist looks like Xu Jinjiang's Xie Xun, the image of the protagonist has been lingering in my mind. It's too much! Sorry to bother you!
Why hasn't it been published yet after 340,000 words? I'm waiting to support the author!
What kind of setting did the author come up with? That physical strength means you can't run fast? Can't jump high? That without learning lightness skill you can't catch up with those who have? With that much strength, how could you be slow at the start?
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Keep up the good work, author! I'm supporting you! 😁
I checked the author's name and saw it was indeed you; I still have your last book.
Buddhism takes the path of missionary work, using its strength to preach, its money to lure people into joining, and its force to coerce them. Taoism is different. It has this air of "if barbarians don't come, then cultivate virtue and refinement," which is reserved and noble. On the other hand, it also has an arrogant attitude of "get lost, believe it or not, don't bother me while I'm cultivating immortality." It's normal that it can't compare to Buddhism and Christianity.
I've had this saved for a long time. It's great, great! I love watching this kind of reckless stuff.
Dear author, I love this kind of protagonist. However, I think heavy weapons are more suitable for the protagonist, such as a halberd, a mace (like in the movie Detective Dee), a spiked club, a large hammer (like Li Yuanba's), a shield and axe, or heavy gauntlets. Also, the author should equip the protagonist with more external martial arts techniques and more powerful internal energy cultivation methods. These are just my humble opinions; I hope the author will consider them. 🙂🙂🙂