
The Divine Kingdom’s Imperial Path
神国帝途
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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454Chapters
5.9kRecommendations
20.4kFans
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Why hasn't "Starry Sky Emperor's Path" been updated? You've started two books, and the first one isn't even finished!
There's nothing particularly noteworthy about it. The author himself stated it's not a lighthearted, wish-fulfillment story, and there aren't many funny moments; it's quite bland. It's basically just the protagonist completing tasks from a system, receiving rewards to buy soldiers, helping one person after another—there's no clear purpose, it's all rather disjointed.
The map is too large, with small-scale battles involving hundreds of thousands of players, completely lacking immersion. Your storyline follows a monster-slaying, leveling-up approach, but it feels like playing a modified version of a private server. One hit kills a monster, and even with the loot, you can still one-shot high-level monsters. There's no real thrill; it's tedious and boring.
There's a reason this book isn't popular: the level progression is too rapid, the power ceiling is too high, there are too many inexplicable elements, and the author doesn't seem to have explored the plot deeply enough; the setting is too simplistic. Reading a few chapters is okay, but if you keep reading, you'll find it unbearable.
It's my type, and although it has some flaws, I'm still keeping pursuing it.
Author, why don't you ask your roommate to help you correct the typos? It's just a matter of buying them a meal once in a while.
Can you stop staring blankly? How many times has this happened? He was startled upon seeing a person, startled upon his subordinate's breakthrough, startled by something that had never happened before, startled upon seeing a city, and so on (this happened dozens of times). Couldn't they have tried a different approach? I'm starting to wonder if the main character has a mental illness and needs to see a doctor.
Having read up to chapter 19, I can accept the typos, but it's really frustrating that they haven't been corrected after being pointed out by readers. I see that many of the typos in the comments were from June to July, and now it's August 15th, and those errors are still unchanged. I just joined the book club group today and pointed out the errors again. I'll check back in a while. Here are 5 recommendation votes to start, hoping the author won't let everyone down.
Sky fleets and floating cities? Give me one!
The new book is out: "This Starship Is No Ordinary" Author ID: Jiuyou Wuyou
Starships – upgraded, magical warships with endless possibilities. The Starship Human Alliance – a powerful alliance that rose to prominence by relying on starships. Everything is normal! Until a certain young man surnamed Feng from Earth arrived in this vast sea of stars... "That's a legendary starship?" "No, it just looks a little stronger on the outside..." "