
The Mortal Prison-Breaking Physique
人间镇狱体
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 848k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
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An eight-ton truck hitting a bridge pier at 100 km/h would generate an impact force of nearly 1,000 tons, which is roughly equivalent to 2 million kilograms. If you're describing a punch that vibrates the void due to pure physical force, you should also include a numerical value for the punch's force (impact force).
Author, could you please write down your address? I'd like to send you something.
Are all the readers these days rebellious teenagers? Since when does it become a saintly hypocrite if the protagonist is a good person and does even the smallest good deed? Should someone who's bullied be condemned to have their entire family wiped out, or be labeled a complete idiot? Should anyone whose body the protagonist accidentally sees be his woman, or be considered a cuckold story?
... Dare you complete a novel with over a million pages?
The power system is outrageous! Hundreds of thousands of power levels are mentioned so casually. Do you even know that tens of thousands of power levels can level a mountain?
It's incomprehensible that in a world already plagued by demons and monsters, people still adhere to Confucianism, passing down knowledge only to elders and sons, not daughters.
The protagonist feels indebted to Xiaoxiao?! Are you out of your mind? From the very beginning, the protagonist has been helping the other person; how can he feel indebted?
To ascend from the acquired to the innate realm, one must undergo a heavenly tribulation. What kind of ditch is this?
Why does it get so brainless as it goes on? It's already so complicated to explain why someone with 40,000 Gang might not be able to defeat someone with 20,000 Gang, and then the Bull Demon's constant 70% amplification becomes a ten-second wonder in your writing. This is only the first small map! The protagonist's Prison-Suppressing Divine Body can't even crush it; how will he possibly win against other divine bodies of the same level later on?
It feels like the protagonist started out protecting others, but later just became stronger for the sake of becoming stronger, killing indiscriminately as if he were the only one in the world with the right to live. He says nothing and uses any means necessary. It's a terrible feeling.