The Ninth Pass
第九关
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Urban
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- Superpowers
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- 1y ago
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The writing style of this book is quite good, but I think it has a fatal flaw, in my personal opinion. The film failed to create any successful villains. The enemies were merely robots used to highlight the protagonist, severely stereotypical, ruthless, and devoid of flesh and blood, like cutscenes in a movie. Who remembers who the first enemy was?
If you could only choose three, which three would you choose? 1: IQ increases by 100%. 2: Rejuvenation Technique 3: Can freely become invisible, pass through walls, burrow underground, fly, possess god-level teleportation, travel through portals, perform god-level healing spells, god-level telekinesis, god-level mental blocking spells, and god-level gene blocking spells.
Our male protagonist has entered the secret realm. Do you think he'll get a storage space? And what will it look like? A ring? A jade pendant? A jade charm? Or...?
In the early part of the arena where the protagonist was ambushed, did he not know what abilities the cultivators had, or did he feel that others could not affect him and therefore did not take precautions? Secondly, if people in the audience can easily ambush you, what's the point of having a fight in the ring? And there are no witnesses? What's the point of fighting?
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Is this a reckless, hot-blooded young man naive? No! Is he cunning? Not now! So, what kind of person is he really? Come and follow Brother Dao into his world of growth, and see if he was corrupted or purified by his environment.
I just want to ask, is it still going to be this black-and-white, straightforward, and innocent later on? It's getting weird, I don't know what's wrong. I'll leave it for now, it's something I think I can use to fill a gap in my reading list if I really have nothing else to read.
I'm speechless at how this got on the list.
The idea is good, and this book is intended for publication, but it's really not suitable for beginners. The plot is very depressing, and it follows the same formula as the book after the ascension. When Qidian was just starting out, this book was a very good idea, but it's no longer suitable for now.
Isn't the protagonist's sense of justice a bit too overpowered? He agrees to anything the enemy does just by threatening him with a classmate. At this rate, will he even survive to the end?