The Invincible Ruler of the Sacred Ruins
圣墟之无敌天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 780k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
371Chapters
7.1kRecommendations
31.5kFans
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In the latest Sacred Ruins side story, the Shrouding the Heavens trilogy has gone berserk, with nowhere left to run.
Some fans of the original work are just crazy. The Three Emperors will transcend in the future, but they can't interfere with the current transmigrators at all, at least not in the fanfiction world. Disagree? Let's debate...🎣
Could the author please include Jiang Luoshen, Ying Dixian, and Yao Yao as female leads? 😁😁🤝🤝
The protagonist's personality is becoming increasingly repulsive.
It feels a bit like a mindless wish-fulfillment novel. The protagonist has no truly loyal subordinates who are loyal to his faction. Most of them simply submit to power! The protagonist hasn't established a system [with so many cultivation techniques and extraordinary fruits, wouldn't it be better to establish a points system or something?]
I've been following it, but I'm finding it increasingly difficult to continue. It mainly feels like a monotonous chronicle, constantly praising the protagonist's strength. The plot becomes increasingly repetitive; it starts on Earth with waves of enemies, the protagonist kills them all, develops his strength, then the enemies return, and the protagonist kills them all again – a never-ending cycle.
Upon reaching chapter eighteen, I discovered that the protagonist had transformed from an Earth youth into the most disgusting villain in the trilogy.
It's been so long since I've checked the comments section, and it's already teeming with so many "battles." The closed-loop theory enthusiasts and the power struggle enthusiasts are truly obsessed.
What was that 😅 about? How come I get a new idea every day? It's like I'm just playing a minor role.
This is specifically designed to fleece people from Chen Dong.