
It All Begins with a Strange Book
从怪书开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 501k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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223Chapters
5.1kRecommendations
21.1kFans
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Logically, this is flawed. It's absurd that families among the top ten richest families, with such weak military power, haven't had their wealth seized for so many years. The woman at the beginning, merely a disciple of a sect, could kill members of the top ten families like chickens. How could such weak families possibly protect such vast wealth? Is there even such a thing as a demon in this world?
This is fucking amazing! In chapter 183, it was said that the Zhouliu Liuxu Gong had been upgraded to the ninth level and was perfected. It was just one instance of the setting being contradicted. Earlier, it was said that perfection would allow one to become a Celestial Being, which was suppressing the protagonist. I won't even complain about that. Now, in chapter 186, it has directly changed back to the sixth level. Author, please explain!
If an annoying woman shows up right from the start, it's probably a sign that they want to fail.
Adding a woman turns it into a flop story.
The author left foreshadowing earlier in the story. For example, the presence of robbers in the dead of winter is absurd, and the steward also seems problematic. Perhaps the author didn't explain it clearly. Honestly, without this external force, the male protagonist would have died long ago.
So, have those people spouting nonsense in the comments section actually read the book? What kind of starting point did the protagonist have? As one of the top ten wealthy families, his entire family was wiped out by robbers in the dead of winter—how is that normal? Brothers, can't you at least use your brains, trolls? In this situation, what connections or resources does he have left?
Seriously, what kind of garbage is this author writing? Hongjian and Lu, Hongjian and Lu, Hongjian and Lu, Hongjian and Lu, Hongjian and Lu, Hongjian and Lu, Hongjian and Lu, Hongjian and Lu, you two grandpas!
It seems the protagonist has offended the whole world; he has enemies everywhere, and yet his character progression is so slow! 🙄
This is getting a bit tiresome. Just keep chopping, keep chopping, chopping wherever you go.
The setting is that there are basically no good people; they kill wherever they go, and the righteous forces of the imperial court are more demonic than demons themselves.