I Am the Martial God, Proving the Dao with My Sword
我武神，以剑证道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 840k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
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After the protagonist died and was resurrected, it felt like the author had changed the writing style. Especially since the protagonist started having three different identities, and his former sister was about to be married off—was it really that hard to reveal his true identity? Was it really that hard to help her? And then, finally, he rescued the enemy who killed him!
What's the point of frantically increasing combat power at a low cultivation level? Personally, I feel it's better to just write about the protagonist cultivating at lightning speed to reach the corresponding cultivation level than to write about a protagonist with a very low cultivation level who manages to amass combat power comparable to other cultivation levels. 😂
Tsk, it's that same old routine again: death and resurrection with reduced combat power. What is Xiu Niang up to now?
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Why did you change the book title? I felt the old title sounded better; this one has a more studio-like feel.
I've watched it for a few days and finished it. Let me talk about some issues. If you can finish reading it, it must be well written. However, there are a few parts that are a bit awkward. One is the recruitment of followers. Several people are recruited, and they are basically the same. They say almost the same things, and the wording is rather shallow and somewhat deliberate.
The editor rushed me to finish the book and I ended up destroying it. How can I write something good if I don't take my time and follow a pace? 🙄🙄🙄
This writing style feels too much like a local's good fortune, implying everything they do is successful.
Is this really the Deceptive Daoist? How come there's not a trace of magic in the book, it's all martial arts? I think the title should be something like Martial Venerable or Martial Emperor.
Honestly, I almost gave up on the book. The protagonist's death was too sudden. Maybe there were foreshadowing elements, but I really didn't see them. The biggest strength of this book is the protagonist's progression path; if it weren't for that, I would have given up.