The Number One in the Myriad Worlds Begins with Wuxia
诸天第一从武侠开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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416Chapters
6.7kRecommendations
63.3kFans
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This is just my personal opinion; the hodgepodge is a pile of shit.
This book sounds incredibly impressive just from the synopsis. Putting aside the martial arts genre, it boasts a cast including "Bai Cinan" (Sea Tiger), "Xuantian Xiedi" (Divine Weapon Mystery), and "Hong Yi" (Yang God). Would you really label this a martial arts story?
It is said that the most suitable internal cultivation method for Li Xunhuan is the Dao Heart Demon Seed Cultivation method, which is based on strict self-discipline and cultivation techniques, like that of Pang Ban.
Those who write crossover martial arts stories are all mentally unstable.
It completely lacks the flavor of martial arts films.
There aren't many major flaws, but it's not exactly thrilling to watch either. The main plot is scattered, there are too many characters who appear suddenly and only briefly. It's initially stated that techniques related to comprehension are incompatible with the protagonist, yet he becomes invincible within a few chapters and can instantly recognize and use Murong's signature sword techniques. Overall, it's rather bland.
The author's thinking is too extreme. The world isn't black and white; centralized, unified rule has limitations—the territory can't be too large! The only solution for merging several worlds is currently a federal system! In fact, the Song Dynasty already possessed the conditions for a constitutional monarchy, but unfortunately, the foreign powers it encountered were increasingly powerful, and the Chinese nation couldn't withstand it…
"Bai Ci Nan" and "Bai Shou Nan" fought from "Earth" to "Universe," ultimately destroying "Saturn." The final power of the Xuan Tian Evil Emperor was "beyond the five dimensions." Everyone is familiar with Yang Shen, so I won't go into detail. The question is, how do you play with characters from martial arts novels? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🥱🥱
I just started reading the third chapter and it's already a crossover martial arts series! My head is spinning! How can they possibly make sense of this?! I hate these crossovers the most. Hong Kong crossovers are all about the same actor playing the same character, and crossover martial arts series are even more chaotic. They should just create something new!
"To unify the world with force"—that's like eating shit, otherwise why would anyone have such an idea?