The Unorthodox Jianghu
左道江湖
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- Completed
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- 3.0M Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 5y ago
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The book's title automatically changed in my mind to "The Unorthodox Trajectory of the Martial Arts World".
You Wuming is the real protagonist, isn't he? What I really hate is how the villainous supporting characters just can't die because of all these coincidences. Just when you're about to kill them, something unexpected happens. It makes me so angry. Just when you finally manage to stop them, something else happens. It's incredibly depressing to watch.
This is ridiculous. What do you mean by "at this age, they're eating Häagen-Dazs, wearing princess dresses, and being kept by sugar daddies"? In this kind of historical context, when the protagonist laments the lives of modern people, shouldn't they be praising them for studying in bright classrooms at this time? How come you're making it sound so worldly?
Can't you just kill a villain properly? What, are there too few characters? At least the guy next door, Gunkai, kills villains one by one. Do you think you're Gul'dan? Blizzard is indeed reluctant to kill because there aren't many characters, but you're just getting to where you are and there are all sorts of coincidences preventing you from killing anyone.
I have a question. The people in Kendama Dream have physical bodies, right? So, if you put a bunch of girls in there, and they can't beat you, and then you practice a technique of absorbing yin and yang, can you suddenly become incredibly powerful? Find a good "furnace" to carry with you, and every time it's a virgin's yin...
The writing is decent, but the worldviews of the characters are too different from those of modern people. Even the protagonist's worldview has become that of an ancient person, making his thought process very awkward. He immediately becomes sworn brothers and swears a blood oath to protect them after transmigrating, but if he really values it that much, why does he immediately refuse to…
This book is very well-written, and the author has shown great improvement. However, the overall tone is too depressing. I don't know what the author was thinking; the protagonist is basically never given any time to level up. The main plot comes at you like a machine gun, and although the protagonist, a weakling, keeps getting stronger, he can't keep up with the pace of leveling up in the map.
The climax of this book is always frustrating. It was as if a man and a woman were having fun, and the woman suddenly said, "Have you eaten?" The man replied that he was eating noodles. It would be too disappointing to add a routine when writing a climax or setting up the climax. The author himself likes to build up the story for a long time and spoil the story in advance.
Overall, this is a transitional book for Lulu. There is a lot of online debate, but it's a good book. I feel that, regardless of the plot, the tightness of the storyline, and the logic, it is an excellent work in this era of online novels. However, I feel it lacks the essence and flavor of wuxia (martial arts chivalry). This is not a good wuxia novel.
Liu Zhuoran couldn't bear to watch Shen Lan sleep with him. Shen Lan initially risked everything to protect her chastity, then risked everything to avenge her friend, so why was she suddenly willing to offer herself to her enemy?