
Overpowering the Martial Dao
横推武道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 878k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I've heard that people who are just average-looking all find this book enjoyable!
You really know how to change accounts! Your previous books were so good, and I tolerated the slow, incremental updates, but suddenly you just abandoned them. I even subscribed to 500 points just to vent my frustration. How can you face the fans who followed your work?
This is the author's third account and third book. The first two books were both abandoned. Be careful when following this book.
I glanced at the progress and it seemed about time. This author has a recurring problem: once they get to the top-tier combat power in the world, they almost abandon the story. Frankly, it loses a main plot, and the protagonist has no clear goal. They don't even know how to write the plot anymore, including the later combat power levels; they don't seem to know how to control it.
Only one update today, the car got hit.
I have a suggestion: the book's quality isn't high, and the update frequency has decreased, which is really frustrating. I won't follow the book anymore; I'll come back to read it when it's more complete. Anyway, you didn't seem to care about good grades. Or what's your definition of "typing clumsiness"? If you're slow at typing, I hope you'll take some proper typing lessons; it's not difficult.
Pig's feet: An unparalleled muscular man. Author: Peerless Eunuch.
I guess he'll just change his username again and keep writing. I suggest Qidian (the website's online literature platform) take action against those old eunuchs who abandon their works. They're not newbies; they've abandoned so many books already, they're just trying to get subscriptions.
I told you from the beginning that he would definitely become a eunuch, but some people didn't believe me.
I guess they'll update a few chapters first, wait until everyone comes back, then say they haven't been able to write for too long and start a new book—it's all the usual routine.