The Great Yuan Demon Suppressor
大元镇魔人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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487Chapters
11.1kRecommendations
114.8kFans
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The protagonist is a total saint; even when someone tries to kill him, he doesn't fight back. If you're interested, give it a try.
This is trash. The beginning is about a martial saint who decides the fate of the country, but after less than two hundred chapters, the martial saint is no better than a dog, and there are as many human immortals as dogs. There is no protagonist, and demons crush humans.
When I saw a chapter titled "Please be reborn in China in your next life," I knew this wasn't the book I was looking for. 😓
I hate writing about guns and cannons in fantasy and martial arts novels.
This is a typical "emotional saint" scenario. She went to a martial arts school, paid to learn martial arts, and after a few days, developed a very strong bond with the school. The protagonist even said, "A teacher for a day is a father for life!" Seriously? Did you learn for free? Or did he teach you out of pity? Or was it because he had such deep feelings for you that he taught you?
Choosing this Yuan Dynasty book is not a good choice; most people will run away just from the title.
Well, the beginning was mindless, and the plot was melodramatic!
The ground is covered in poison, and stunning beauties are everywhere. The protagonist gets into trouble all over the place for these beauties, jumping around and smirking with a slight smirk. My god, please don't label this as "Yakuza-style" and disgust people... There's no decisiveness in killing, and he never loots corpses...
Holy crap, this book is really good, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call it a gem, it's such a shame it's been buried like this... I bet 90% of the readers quit after the first ten chapters.
Leaving aside writing style, the very mention of the national title "Yuan" is enough to discourage people from pursuing this idea.