The Carefree Little Sword Immortal of Honghuang
洪荒之逍遥小剑仙
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
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And then there's the whole "Black Buddhism" faction in the Primordial Era, which I just don't understand. In the Primordial Era, being selfish is the only way to survive. The Three Pure Ones are always arguing, but the two Buddhist brothers have a very good relationship and have never quarreled. Moreover, they are truly devoted to the West, trying to make it stronger.
I can't continue reading. With the Divine Turtle book already out there, I keep getting stuck in Shen Gui's character! I really can't stand it anymore; I'll just have to put it aside for a while and try again later.
I can't stand it anymore... Why is he so bad at the game yet wanders around like a vagrant? And he talks nonsense.
Everything else is fine, but the protagonist's combat strength... It's hard to describe. After over 300 chapters, it still feels like the protagonist is a complete weakling. Only Shen Yuan is somewhat noteworthy, and even then, whether he can fully utilize Shen Yuan's power is questionable. He doesn't have many magical treasures, and as for his cultivation level, it's not worth discussing since it hasn't been that long and he's still mostly just coasting.
If you can write, then write more. I've read three of your books, and they're getting shorter and weaker.
Xiaoyaozi? How old-fashioned are you?
The premise was good, and the synopsis was quite appealing, but that last line, "Is he practicing swordsmanship or just being a scoundrel?" Really made me lose the courage to continue reading. Sigh.
This kind of fighting is utter bullshit. The opponent is afraid to kill you because of your powerful backer, but the protagonist can just chop you down directly. What's the point of fighting? Just bring out your backer and the loser will commit suicide.
Regarding the calamity of the demon race slaughtering the human race... As the saying goes, every bite and sip has its destiny. The more ruthless the demon race is in slaughtering humans now, the greater the impact will be on humanity's fortune after the demon race's demise. Saving a few people now damages the very foundation of humanity's future fortune.
Having read dozens of chapters, to be honest, I don't like harem novels set in the prehistoric era. Especially the protagonist's constant teasing. In my understanding of the prehistoric world, female immortals generally don't engage in these kinds of frivolous activities except for matters of the heart. I can tolerate the protagonist's teasing of Shiji and Chang'e, taking it as comedic relief.