Invincible from the First Battle Hymn
无敌从战歌开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 103k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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36Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
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Mainly science fiction, post-apocalyptic fiction, and fantasy.
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The updates are so slow, and the protagonist who sang the battle song was supposed to be so awesome, yet he's still arguing with the company about his contract—there's no sense of satisfaction at all. He's ended up in this world that's neither entirely Confucian nor entirely Confucian, with Earth's culture at his fingertips, yet he's still acting cowardly, afraid of this and that. What an idiotic protagonist!
This book reminds me of "Blood of the Beast," which I read over ten years ago. The author could consider more war song-style games, such as those with sky effects or buffs. Or perhaps instruments like drums or war drums would be better; you can't avoid the "General's Command" theme 😁.
The premise is similar to Blood of the Beast, but the story is far inferior. It lacks any real excitement; it's just a cheap revenge remake of a minor crime thriller. That alone makes it significantly worse.
Shennong was here, tasted this herb, found it extremely poisonous, and his divine status was passed on. Die
The contract section alone has deterred so many readers. Life is already tough enough; why should a novel have to be so frustrating? The author's writing in this section is poor; they could have simply glossed over it in one chapter instead of spending ten or more chapters on it. It's too much of a struggle for the author to survive like this. Given the book's poor performance, if the author doesn't take action now, it's doomed… haha.
Every time I think it's a good book, it gets cut off.
I don't want to read anymore. She clearly said she was leaving the entertainment industry, and then she went back? This really disgusts me. You can't write a good novel like this.
Although the protagonist has a messy debt with the company, I still added it to my favorites. I'll see what happens next; maybe it'll be worth a look. If not, I'll just forget about it.
This is disgusting! The sentence breaks are like this? Just for a few punctuation marks? The whole chapter is just filled with "for example," "now," "after all," and "but." Isn't it disgusting?
I'm sick of seeing this. Just say "tui" before you leave. He tui!