Abyssal Slave Master
深渊奴隶主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 883k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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439Chapters
5.9kRecommendations
13kFans
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What kind of Abyss Slave Master should be renamed the Holy Mother of the Abyss?
The catwoman was a flaw. The author may have intended to portray her as playful, cute, lively, and quick-witted, but I felt the degree of "playful" and "lively" went too far. Her interactions with the protagonist, the "Lord of the Abyss," and other established figures, who were generally serious and imposing, felt increasingly presumptuous and even arrogant towards him.
No way, no way, the book calls it the Abyss Slave Master, two synonyms for darkness, and it also says it leads to light, two negatives make a positive?
These chapters featuring the Dragon Girl are absolutely toxic... She's so cute and gluttonous... Completely toxic. You worked so hard to gather food in the early stages, and then she comes along and eats more than half of it... The forced explanations of combat power are just ridiculously exaggerated.
If the protagonist, given this kind of environment, still manages to have a bright future, then you're doomed.
In a black dye vat, you can still whitewash yourself and show off? Just based on that statement, it's definitely a piece of simplistic writing.
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I happened to be up to the latest chapter, 70, when I was writing this. Since the introduction was insufficient, I wrote one myself here so that everyone wouldn't miss it: Even after the destruction of the old world, humanity continues to emerge from the "human factory," barely surviving in the post-apocalyptic "Ring City."
Just my humble opinion. I hope the author can change the title. To be honest, I started reading because of "Abyss" and "Slave Owner," thinking it would be a great dark fantasy novel. But after reading it, I realized it wasn't. The protagonist can't be called kind, but he's far from being dark either, especially since he's supposed to become a "god" later on.
They're just putting on a show, spreading goodwill everywhere. A team of over twenty people escaped with supplies during the war, and they didn't even send anyone to hunt them down or investigate? They just hypocritically say they'll punish them severely next time? When two sides start fighting, you try to break it up but end up bleeding yourself dry and giving away technology? You might as well just rename yourself "The Great Mother of Doomsday."
It's a case of false advertising; I was really drawn in by the title, but this is what it turned out to be.