A Convergence of Extraordinary Bloodlines
超凡血统整合体
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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Hong Kong comic version of Giant of Light
This book certainly has its merits. My favorite parts are Fahai beating up Buddha, Linghu Chong tearing apart Japanese soldiers with his bare hands, and the Golden Lion King's 999-damage strike. What moved me even more were the unwavering love between Wu Song and Li Kui, the love-hate relationship between Iron Man and Medusa, the love story between Jia Baoyu and the Fire Cloud Evil God, and the…
I'd give it a 6 out of 10, barely passing. The main issues are with the characters, especially the protagonist. His character design is absurd—a monk, a member of the Shadow Sect, and even a murderous personality. It's ridiculous! The protagonist's initial setting was a high school student who just finished his college entrance exams!
Let me see how many of you have come from the same path as me (๑ºั╰╯ºั๑)
I'm speechless. The author clearly can't write romance, and twice the writing is utterly terrible. The protagonist, as expected of a scumbag, has women all over him like they did in an urban novel seven or eight years ago. They meet the protagonist once and are practically ready to offer themselves to him.
My assessment of the ending of Dragon Tomb is that the author copied a bad plot point from Haihu and wrote a bad story.
Mo Cheng (serious face): What I'm about to say may be hard to believe, but you must believe me and don't laugh! Mo asked: Don't worry, brother, we're professionally trained and we generally don't laugh unless we can't help it. Mo Cheng: The author said I'll be very gentle! Mo Luren, Mo Wen: *chuckle* Mo Cheng: What are you laughing at? Mo Luren: I thought of something happy.
There's too much unnecessary dialogue during battles, a common problem in Japanese anime. Stop with the chit-chat, just get to the action! I suggest watching *Burning Steel Soul*.
I've read 26 chapters, and the text is filled with the cringeworthy, chuunibyou (delusional) vibes of Japanese anime. The author even mentioned the main character's anime character model, which I searched online, and all I can say is, it's so ugly! I can't really continue reading for now; I'll just put it on my bookshelf and read it again later.
If you remove the parts about talking to women from this book, it would be a great book; it's really awkward to read.