
The Path to Seizing Fortune Across the Heavens
诸天夺运路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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It seems there are still people praising low-level martial arts techniques as incredibly powerful and invincible when applied to high-level martial arts worlds. So, the supernatural systems of high-level martial arts, high-level magic, and fantasy worlds, developed over millions of years, are inferior to your low-level supernatural systems, which have only been developing for a few hundred years?
The power levels are inconsistent. Earlier, it was said that a first-rank master could defeat a hundred fully armed soldiers, and the Three Yin Divine Finger technique below the first rank was as powerful as a pistol. It was also said that the fourth rank was vastly different from the third rank.
The martial arts in Jin Yong's novels aren't weak; those supreme martial arts techniques have lofty ideals. The reason they seem less powerful in Jin Yong's world is simply because the world's setting forcibly limits them. Even if you take martial arts from a high-level martial arts world and bring them to Jin Yong's world, their power will remain the same.
Don't look at this, it's too toxic. Ever since I ran to the other world, I've been causing trouble. I met a 9-year-old Qin Shi Huang and even wanted to take him home. But this mess just won't end. If I could solve the problem, it would be fine, but I can't solve it at all. I'm either ambushed and crippled or thrown into jail. What's going on?
Why not just find a job in an electronics factory? What kind of nonsense is this? Did you not even graduate from kindergarten?
Author, have you even read this stuff you wrote? Did you think before you typed? The protagonist's personality is constantly changing—one minute he's a monk who hasn't left the mountain for over a decade, the next he's making lewd remarks to any girl he sees? The system can be modified however you want, it's riddled with bugs? Don't you think what you wrote is ridiculous?
Chapter 101 He stole the Holy Land's cultivation techniques and even let their Holy Maiden escape; he fell in love with her after only a few meetings and is now heartbroken; I wasted an entire afternoon reading a hundred chapters! 🙂
Putting aside the setting or bugs, I don't want to continue watching just because of the protagonist's double standards, even if it's free for a limited time. A time traveler who mastered martial arts to the same level as Zhang Sanfeng and lived in Shaolin for 40 years looked down on Guo Xiang because Guo Xiang searched the world for Yang Guo instead of rebelling to avenge her parents.
This quality is worthy of being recommended by the editor? The editor must be out of their mind. Seriously.
I've read several of the author's books. Here are my thoughts. Putting aside the plot and writing style, the author's writing has two characteristics: First, all the initial settings are fictional, and the later parts always contradict the earlier ones. Second, the author always seems to throw in a plot twist or character-related climax just before the story reaches its climax. He kept kicking the ball across the field, pushing the limits of what the onlookers could see.