Honghuang's Wise One of the Wu Tribe
洪荒之巫族智者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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450Chapters
3.3kRecommendations
33.8kFans
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I couldn't read any further after chapter seventeen. It's utterly ridiculous. With that level of intelligence, he's more like an idiot than a wise man.
I found another book about the witch clan.
Why use the old name instead of a name that reflects the times?
Two years ago it was still watchable, but the appearance of the younger sister was a major flaw; after meeting her, she had to fight against the heavens for him—it was laughable. Earlier, it was said that the Witch Clan were family, and the novel's title was "The Wise Man," yet he only cared about his own path and didn't spare any effort to improve the Witch Clan. He didn't seem to change anything in the early stages, and by the time things were too badly entrenched, it was already too late?
I couldn't stand it anymore after seeing that they had adopted a ginseng demon sister; it was too cruel.
The character's intelligence depends on the author's intelligence.
I recommend everyone check out the Witch Clan in "The Glory of the Primordial Saint Path".
With that level of intelligence, calling himself a sage of the witch clan? He's practically an idiot.
Maybe I'm being too picky, but if you set it in a different world, I wouldn't even be commenting in the book review section. I've read thirty or forty chapters; the beginning was alright, but it went wrong as it went on. It started with brotherly love and respect, and then suddenly there were inexplicable acts of fratricide, all to highlight the protagonist's achievements. First of all, it felt so forced; it skipped the basics and just jumped straight into clichés.
This is so embarrassing. Is this thing really a wise man?