The Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches in DC
DC里的天罡地煞
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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629Chapters
4.6kRecommendations
13.6kFans
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To be honest, as a long-time bookworm who has been reading online literature for over 12 years, this book gives me a very awkward feeling. The awkward part is the power system. The book is called "Heavenly Gang and Earthly Fiends," and the power system is already written in the title. It should have been titled "Heavenly Gang and Earthly Fiends."
My fellow readers couldn't stand my attitude of not asking for votes anymore. Those of you who just browse the forums, come on over, I need your votes!
I'm guessing the protagonist will never master the Heavenly Gang and Earthly Fiends techniques. As a Chinese martial arts manual, it's basically practiced using ancient ideas: Confucius said to repay injustice with justice… Taoism emphasizes cause and effect, one life for another… Taoists are all about slaying demons and eliminating evil completely… The original owner's obsession was revenge…
I haven't read many chapters, but I'm just wondering why the protagonist insists on fighting gangsters late at night? Wouldn't it be better to use that time to cultivate? Doesn't he know DC is incredibly dangerous? Instead of improving his strength, he's busy fighting small fry?
I couldn't finish chapter 13. He can forgive even the murder of one's father? Saying killing one is the same as killing countless? Does he think he's Batman? That's too cruel. I'm outta here.
The author's writing is good; the reason for the poor performance is largely due to issues with the coherence of the narrative structure. I feel that using the Heavenly Stars and Earthly Fiends to write a multiverse-themed novel would likely have yielded better results.
Real arsenic! Extremely poisonous, proceed with caution. The protagonist's father died, and the protagonist beat up her husband's killer and then let him go.
This is the most toxic part I've experienced since reading this book.
I already felt the combat was a bit too intense, so I skipped the part where I had to defeat Unjust. These aren't big problems, really, because it doesn't matter if they're short, and you can just skip the long ones. 😒 But in the place where the injustice was dealt with, they were suddenly fed excrement... ① To give the author some background information, DC's core is the American worldview.
Whether the Heavenly Gang and Earthly Fiends fit in with the American comic book universe is another matter entirely. Could the main character please stop being such a sycophant to the original characters? This is fan fiction. The protagonist's personality is very vague, and it's hard to understand what he wants to do.
To be honest, the author's understanding of supernatural powers like the Heavenly Gang and Earthly Fiends is flawed. They are not skills and do not require any cultivation techniques to power them. They represent the path of cultivation. Every step of cultivation is inseparable from enlightenment. One cannot use the Five Elements Great Escape without understanding the Five Elements.