
The White-Board Arrow God
白板箭神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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1.2kChapters
11.1kRecommendations
54kFans
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There are so many flaws. I couldn't continue after chapter ten. First, the 500-pound fat guy is looked down upon by everyone except his own sister. Then, two ordinary people mindlessly mock the protagonist. Honestly, no matter how cowardly the protagonist is, his weight alone could crush them. They have no brains at all.
The main characters and supporting characters are all like lunatics. Are all the people in this world sick? They're all like madmen.
Each sentence is a paragraph, making it feel like reading a light novel. The writing style feels like it was written when vernacular Chinese was first being promoted. The description of the past life is unclear; it feels like something was written on a whim, with forced settings. The reason why all the male supporting characters look down on the protagonist is far-fetched.
The plot was somewhat toxic up to chapters 100-something, but it was still bearable. However, I couldn't continue reading after the protagonist was imprisoned and sentenced to three years; it became disgusting.
This novel is written with not a single normal character. It was suitable for readers who were new to the genre ten years ago, and even today's readers can't stand it, unless they're trying to defend it.
The slow pace at the beginning was tolerable, but I gave up when I got to the part about the three-year imprisonment. Web novels aren't traditional literature; be careful with the protagonist's suffering. Dropped.
The synopsis seemed pretty good and funny, but then I read the reviews and it scared the crap out of me! How many Shennongs did this poison?! I'm outta here!
At first glance, I felt the supporting characters in this book were incredibly aggressive. They seemed insignificant at first, but I could tolerate them. However, when they were framed for murder and imprisoned, I was utterly disgusted. Goodbye.
After seeing this book on the shelves, I was poisoned! Poisoned! Poisoned! Before it was released, I was pretty resistant to bad content, so I kept watching. After it was released, I was truly speechless. It was so cruel to the protagonist and his family. That idiot is dead, I'm so fucking disgusted. It's 2020 already, and they're still torturing the protagonist? Did they travel back from 2015?
It's still a poisonous weed. Over a hundred chapters in, the protagonist is innocently imprisoned, it's sickeningly sweet, and the plot unfolds later, but there's no way to salvage it.