
A Thousand Years After the World-Ending Curse
灭世咒爆发一千年后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 652k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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217Chapters
1.8kRecommendations
21.6kFans
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Although this book is a Frankenstein's monster, it's very good. As someone once said, "The road is still the same; it's just a matter of whether you can come up with something new. The formulas are all the same; it's just a matter of whether you can write something original." Tested and approved; a gem! Everyone should support it; the book is excellent.
Author, keep going! Don't you also want to keep writing this book? After all, you've been writing for so long; it's become a part of your life. Even though many people have different tastes now, good books are waiting to be discovered. Just listening to your story, I can tell that this novel is different from others. Your writing is excellent, even surpassing most authors.
I'm baffled. Why was the name chosen so casually? Why did they have to add "small" to it? Is Chen Feng really that bad? I'm truly speechless at what they were thinking.
This book is very well written, but I'm a terrible student and don't know how to express it, so I can only... Unfortunately, I'm uncultured; all I can say is "awesome!"
It started off well, but I've been disappointed with the recent chapters. The people living under the walls of the post-apocalyptic world seem oblivious to the harsh realities of the outside world; it feels unreal. Even in the apocalypse, it's impossible to implement such a policy of keeping the people ignorant.
This book is alright, I don't know why nobody reads it.
A masterpiece at the moment, suitable for connoisseurs, with a first-rate plot, a work by a master.
Those who study mystical arts are basically doomed. If you replace the divine ape and magic potions with martial arts manuals or innate talents, your results will be much better. The combination of an Eastern-style setting with Western-influenced magic potions will likely cause most readers to abandon the project.
It's somewhat like a spin-off of First Order.
I love honest authors like you! Putting it in the synopsis that it's not an invincible protagonist saves everyone time. Here are thirteen recommendation votes for you, I'm off! Goodbye!