I’m the Iron Courageous Marquis’s Spy, but I Serve Governor Cao
我，铁胆神侯卧底，效忠曹督主
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 3y ago
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The opening is a major taboo. In a time-travel martial arts story, never make up random martial arts techniques. No matter how brilliant your writing is, it won't create a sense of immersion like someone who has learned the Golden Bell Shield. Yin Yang Devouring Heaven Technique, haha, goodbye.
Stop writing crossover stories! It's too messy to lump together stories from different eras. Either put some effort into making them reasonable, or change the map. Forcing stories with completely different backgrounds and power levels into crossover stories just creates too many problems.
Am I the only one who feels awkward?
The Japanese have established many schools in Shanghai, so perhaps many book reviews are written by people who are either pro-Japanese or have a Japanophile mentality.
The protagonist thought being a Grandmaster was awesome, but then everyone started showing up with "Sitting Posture" and "Peak" titles. Just when they reached Peak, something about "Five Divine Obsessions" popped up. It seems like wherever the protagonist goes, everyone is always ahead of them. Even with cheat codes, the protagonist can't keep up.
I've read 200 chapters, and the protagonist is practically overpowered, yet he's still just a nobody. What's going on? I haven't seen a single satisfying moment. Every time he appears, someone else can easily crush him, and then another one appears and crushes him again, and the cycle repeats endlessly.
The story has completely fallen apart since then. It's full of various cultivation techniques and nested plots, the female lead naturally dies of old age, and then they just switch to a different setting and start writing again. What a mess! The combat power is completely ruined.
The writing style is simply... Anyone can write a book these days.
The character levels are a complete mess. In the first 20 chapters, the three secret agents only seemed to be at the Innate or Grandmaster level, but in chapters 30-40 they seemed to be at the Grandmaster level. Moreover, every Tom, Dick, and Harry becomes a Grandmaster in chapters 30-40. Ji Yaohua's subordinates are all Grandmasters, and He Hongyao is even at the peak of the Grandmaster level. I've seen power levels collapse before, but I've never seen it collapse after only 30 chapters.
Why spend so much time writing about Jiang Yuyan, and then kill her off in the end?