
A Chaotic Martial World: You Can Only Put Points into Stamina
武道乱世:加点只能加耐力
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 994k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 2y ago
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I almost died from that deadly poison in Chapter 11... The son comes home late, and the father pays a gang to find him? And it's a gang they don't get along with. The father just waits at home? Why doesn't he go look for him? What kind of nonsense is this? So many illogical and absurd plot developments... And then he comes back and slaps me... Can the author please take a look and polish this? What kind of writing is this?
While reading Chapter 8, someone mentioned that the author liked the word "but," so I idly compiled a list. Chapter 8: 22 instances; Chapter 9: 17 instances; Chapter 10: 16 instances; Chapter 49: 25 instances. There are instances where two "" appear in a single sentence, and there are also instances where two consecutive sentences contain "". Moreover, in many cases, deleting "" has no impact on the article. The author may note that the word "" appears frequently.
I was disgusted by a bunch of lowly Dark Souls gang members while reading a book, bye-bye.
Too much explanation makes the story feel unimmersive. For example, does the setting of the Fallen Cloud Dynasty necessitate adding a feudal kingdom? Or does the Black Soul Bound's monthly fee collection have to be explained as a local gang collecting protection money? Who reading a novel doesn't know that? Why all the explanations?
The author has squandered a winning hand; he might as well find a factory to tighten screws.
This book is really good, but why are there so few people reading it? It's making me uneasy.
Steam cars are alright I
I could actually tolerate the first dozen or so chapters. But when I saw steam trains and cars, I couldn't take it anymore. Is the author just entertaining himself? Your views as the author and the readers are not on the same wavelength.
Just how handsome is someone with 9 points of charm? Even 40 points of stamina can't compare to a full 9. Is a full 9.0 Points of charm actually 10? They keep emphasizing how handsome the protagonist is.
I keep seeing this word, it's so toxic.
I keep seeing this word, it's so toxic.
I was shocked on the very first page of the first chapter! Kerosene lamps? Where does kerosene come from? If you don't know, read more books! Kerosene is refined from petroleum. Don't assume that just because you see kerosene lamps on TV in the 1950s and 60s, kerosene existed in ancient times! You really don't know the difference between food and oil!