The Azure River Demon Master
青河魔师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I really love The Legend of the Green Ape, especially Xia Chongwen, and E Taotian and E Bianshui, who only appeared in the early stages. 🙂🙂 Thinking of the many days and nights I spent engrossed in the game, I'd like to pay my respects to the guild leader!
Actually, you're on the right path. Writing novels means writing your own stories, creating something new—that's the inexhaustible driving force behind online literature. Your book is very immersive, like a real world, bizarre and fantastical, unlike those so-called "masters" who use plot devices and foreshadowing.
Fellow Daoist from the Green Ape clan, reporting in! 😁
After reading over 100 chapters, is the bell and tripod a cultivation technique, a magic method, or a supernatural power? It can be taken away, and it seems somewhat like a magical artifact, plus there's something about offering it. Can the author explain this clearly? I'm completely confused.
The premise hinders the writing; the novel cultivation method setting seems acceptable at first glance, but lacks logic upon closer inspection.
I just read the beginning. The author wrote a really well-developed, pitiful green zombie, and even made his death quite tragic. The main problem is the protagonist's attitude; it's infuriating. If I stop reading, my saintly instincts will kick in...
The plot is decent, and the beginning is engaging, but the author's innovative cultivation system is confusing and feels convoluted and unnecessary, making it hard for me to continue reading. I hope the author will make the system clearer in the next book, or even better, use traditional Qi cultivation and foundation building techniques.
The reason the story is abandoned is probably because no one is subscribing. Without money, there's no motivation. This must be a big blow to the author, Li. It's not like before when even writing something trivial felt like it would get read. After reading so much, looking back at the works of those "great" authors, they're actually just average. I'll hold off for now! 😎
The genre is supposed to be classical fantasy, but the cultivation levels are still Qi Refining, Foundation Building, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, and Deity Transformation. I've read way too many books with this kind of cultivation level system; I've seen at least 90% of the formulas, if not all of them. The advantage of such a mature system is that it will definitely not collapse, but it is also difficult to stand out.
As a long-time reader of "The Legend of the Green Ape" and "The Long-Lived Wine Master," I've subscribed to both and sent you my monthly pass. I hope the author maintains their consistent work and continues to create interesting stories.