The Immortal Evil Dragon of All Heavens
诸天之恶龙不朽
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- Completed
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- 862k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
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The demons, monsters, immortals, and Buddhas in this dark Journey to the West are way too weak! A mortal with a few skills can slaughter a large number of demons, and even immortal disciples can be easily defeated... Is this a nuclear explosion Journey to the West? (Nuclear Bomb Saint - Primordial Era)?
It's always about knives; the main characters always use knives or swords. I'm sick of it.
The peaches of immortality increase by 5% every 9000 years? Your system has a high inheritance level, yet the damage is so low. Your 100% mortal stat doesn't make you mortal anymore. It's incredibly awkward to watch. 😓
It feels similar to the system background starting with Ubume! Keep it up!
I thought the dragon was a dragon-shaped character.
I just don't understand They couldn't even buy firearms. What kind of firearms specialization should I buy? The key point is that we still cannot use firearms. So what if we're going to waste some money? With that money, you could buy some medicine or develop some skills that would be much better.
A good title is essential to attract readers. If I hadn't read the synopsis, I would have thought this was a fantasy novel featuring mythical creatures, mainly because "evil dragon" immediately reminded me of Western dragons.
The book is good, but the Journey to the West section is too early; it left me completely confused, especially with Bai Jingjing bringing him out. Wukong is too self-centered in both Journey to the West and this story, destined for a tragic end. In Journey to the West, there are seven Great Sages, yet he disregards his brothers and ascends to Heaven twice. This story is even more exaggerated.
Brother, don't joke around, don't slack off.
This author clearly lacks an outline. Doesn't the progression between worlds need to be gradual? Jumping such huge levels all at once—can the protagonist's strength keep up? At least the combat levels in each world should progress gradually, with some parts jumping around. Starting with low-level combat, then suddenly becoming incredibly powerful in the next world, and then the next world is a complete mess again.