The Strange Is Back: From the Start, I Master the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms
诡异复苏，开局修炼降龙十八掌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 128k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The immortal realm lies shattered, the Heavenly Dao has fallen under a calamity, and the starry river runs red with blood! This is a forgotten world, where generation after generation is reduced to ants and the civilization of the Immortal River quietly fades away, leaving behind only scattered legends of the past. In this broken world, where immortals have long since passed, what stories will unfold hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of years later?
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I really miss Youyaoqi. I hope the author can keep writing and develop their own style.
I don't object to learning martial arts; you can learn anything at the start. Since they're all fake manuals, if we're going to convert them into real martial arts, why not create some ranged attacks like Taoist magic? Another question I'd like to ask is whether this story is purely a power-up story.
Over thirty chapters! The protagonist hasn't learned Taoist magic yet, and Taoist priests keep popping up! This is ridiculous! In layman's terms, Taoist magic is better for fighting ghosts than martial arts! After all, you need a higher cultivation level to fight ghosts with martial arts!
I gave some fan points just to vent.
The protagonist learns the Dragon Subduing Palm and the Arhat Seal, which, judging from the descriptions, are incredibly powerful close-combat martial arts. It's strange that he suddenly has to learn swordsmanship. And shouldn't mastering several divine skills require at least several decades of internal energy? Would he really need to take a motorcycle to a haunted house?
The storyline is messy, with all sorts of martial arts being learned, which seems cool but is actually a waste of skill points. The key to martial arts training is quality, not quantity. The item design is also annoying; items can be stolen or lost in battle. Overall, it's not quite right.
I think, logically speaking, if I were the protagonist, after dealing with a few ghosts and getting the 50,000 yuan, I would definitely first go on Taobao and do a big shopping spree, buying everything I could get my hands on: talismans, peach wood swords, secret manuals, Taoist robes, etc. Honestly, I think how could the protagonist not have anything to ward off evil spirits by now?
Author, I feel your title isn't quite right. I've seen your book several times but haven't clicked on it because of the title. Anyway, author, keep up the good work!!! Not reading the ending of this book on Youyaoqi will be a lifelong regret.
Overall, this book is pretty good, and the comments section makes a lot of sense! When it comes to exorcising ghosts, Taoist methods are definitely the best choice!
I prefer single-female-lead or no-female-lead stories, and no harem stories.
To be honest, I feel the protagonist in this book is a bit too much of a saint, which I don't really like. As for this book, I feel I can make a prediction: the later plot will be nothing more than the protagonist joining an official organization, killing monsters to become stronger, making teammates, developing relationships with several female protagonists, and then interspersing daily life…