The Mountains and Seas Become a Dragon
山海为龙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
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The early parts were incredibly idiotic, like a native who'd had a miraculous encounter—why even bother with a time-travel story? Revealing a new technique without the necessary strength is suicidal. Killing the Cursed Scorpion King is utterly unbelievable, and the tribe that went off to roam afterward is even more contrived; such a reckless tribe would have been wiped out long ago.
Two more points: According to the book, the status of women is completely unreasonable. Married daughters and sons who stay behind inevitably receive different treatment. The protagonist being bullied by his sister is a joke, and the sister learning the Bear Totem's techniques is even more absurd. There shouldn't be three elders either.
I've only read about 20 chapters, and I'm really puzzled. The First Elder was so excited about discovering a naturally gifted Spirit Awakener, even having the Fourth Elder secretly find him. The first thing he did after finding him was to throw him into the Spirit Awakening Academy to attract hatred, and then even attack the Academy. What was he thinking?
It's a pity there are too many traces of modernization; it's not just the protagonist who's talking and acting! Everyone else is too! And everyone is far too polite! This is the Great Wilderness! Isn't it supposed to be carefree and easygoing?
Let me explain: 1. As many people have mentioned: The protagonist was born with a spiritual awakening, and this tribe has never produced such a genius before. Yet, the tribe doesn't pay attention to it at all, as if it never happened. The tribe doesn't allocate any resources to him, and even though the protagonist has already mastered an enhanced version of the cultivation technique, the people…
Everyone, let's get out of here. What's with all this cutesy incestuous stuff in the world of Shan Hai? 🤭 Shan Hai is so great, even more leisurely than modern people. It's all about the little sister being cute and the brother being incestuous. It makes me want to vomit.
The protagonist was born into the Qiling tribe, yet they didn't value him.
No wonder it only got this much despite writing so many words. Truly good books rarely don't become popular. The real reason is that some parts are so off-putting that even if the later parts are much better, they still can't keep readers engaged.
There was a woman named Qingdu. At her birth, yellow clouds often covered her, and as she grew to adulthood, dragons often followed her… Then, a cold wind gathered from all sides, and a red dragon, moved by her presence, became pregnant. Fourteen months later, she gave birth to a son in Danling. This son was named Yao, one of the Five Emperors of ancient times.
I felt like a Qi Refining stage cultivator had accomplished something a Golden Core stage cultivator couldn't, so I gave up.