Ice Mirror, Leaving Spear
冰鉴离枪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game System
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Reading this book feels strangely disjointed. While the story clearly focuses on the protagonist's extraordinary adventures, the protagonist isn't actually the central figure. It's as if the author has a grudge against the protagonist, ostensibly setting up brilliant plot points but then relentlessly tormenting them.
I really liked "Kunlun Swordsman," but I couldn't get through the last two books. I still really like the game + martial arts style.
The current writing platform is different from before. It's not enough to just bury yourself in writing anymore. Authors need to interact with everyone more. For example, there was no update on the 19th, no leave notice, and no author statement. Some people just let it sit and then gave up. It would be best to add some surprises or something; everyone needs to contribute to keep the platform active. 😁
I've noticed that many readers are quite unhappy about the protagonist being forced into a national organization. This part of the plot definitely has problems. The government's approach would certainly be more conciliatory, of course, offering a reward before delivering a harsh blow. The author's handling of this aspect is poor.
Forced to join the organization... It was bearable when I read the novel back in 2017 and 2018, but now I really can't stand it anymore.
In Chapter Twenty-Three, the protagonist used the "Broken Clouds and Rain" technique, which consumed his life force, in reality to fight desperately. How come he was completely fine after just catching his breath a couple of times? He even continued to cultivate his internal energy and made remarkable progress? Didn't you say that using this trick would turn you into a cripple?
I'm speechless. The protagonist hasn't even matured yet, and he's already dragged down several minor characters, not to mention an unofficial, nearly defunct organization. Seriously, they had to add an antagonist?
I've read about thirty chapters. Well, the premise is pretty good, but the protagonist's overly kind personality is destined to be disliked by most people. If no one died in this game, the protagonist's personality might be better... (￣O￣)
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"Kunlun Has a Sword" is a good one; the later ones aren't so great.