Devouring Star Lord
噬金星主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 860k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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424Chapters
1.5kRecommendations
4.5kFans
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Previously, it was said that Chen Guo's talent was slightly inferior to the protagonist's, and he wasn't as diligent. But then the protagonist broke through, and Chen Guo quickly followed suit. Isn't this a contradiction?
It's alright, nothing special, nothing particularly bad or exciting!
Hello everyone, I'm Chen Yu Luo Tianxia. My debut novel, *The Ethereal Saint and Evil*, has been released! Updates will be stable: two chapters daily from Monday to Friday, each around 2,500 words; and six chapters daily on Saturdays and Sundays, totaling 15,000 words! The plot is explosive; it's a fantasy cultivation novel with both heart-wrenching moments and exhilarating action. Welcome to read!
The protagonist has a cheat ability, yet he cultivates just like an ordinary person, using the best resources, but he's no different from the worst. The protagonist's melee-focused shield-wielding character also limits the reader's attention. Frankly, the logic is flawed, with contradictions throughout!
Upon waking, Chen Xi immediately converted a pile of copper ingots into gold, then picked up a piece of gold and began cultivating the "Transcending Calamity Vajra Battle Body." As the gold was refined little by little, Chen Xi's cultivation level also gradually increased, and his skin, muscles, bones, and internal organs were strengthened accordingly. (I noticed the author was padding the word count.)
What about the cultivation system? Could you dedicate a separate chapter to introducing it?
The writing style, somewhat like a diary entry, is acceptable. However, changing maps is jarring. There's always a chance to survive by playing defensively, but they force a map change based on the storyline. Those who know, know that part of the reason is to avoid ruining the story if the cultivation progresses too quickly; constantly focusing on cultivation would become a monotonous, rambling account and very boring. But changing the map is really a stretch.
Ancestor lineage!
Don't be discouraged. I just saw a story with over 200 chapters and only 200+ recommendation votes.
My new book, "The Twelfth Order," features a completely new novel writing style. It avoids leaving plot holes and updates 10,000 words daily. Welcome to follow and support it.