
The Three-Foot God
三尺神明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
586Chapters
6kRecommendations
53kFans
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It's incredibly frustrating. The protagonist is incompetent, and the enemies can easily kill him, but if the protagonist fights back, it's illegal. It's supposed to be a case of the pig eating the tiger, but it's just plain stupid.
Three chapters of defeat. It seems like urban novels can't be written without featuring beautiful girls, class beauties, female teachers, and female police officers.
A strange reading experience
I can't quite put my finger on it, but it just sounds weird and doesn't evoke any vivid imagery. Typical Novel: I have an apple, red and big, smelling very good and tasting very sweet. I plan to give it to... This novel: I Have an Apple, the size of a fist. My uncle brought it to me yesterday, in the evening. My uncle and father have a very bad relationship; they had a fight ten years ago.
The book is decent, and it could have been even better, but there's one really annoying thing: when the protagonist joins the investigation team and investigates a case, even the mechanics at the auto repair shop and the group's security guards show him no respect and attack him without hesitation, even after he reveals his investigator identity. He completely lacks the deterrent power of a law enforcement agency. It's just speechless.
This kind of stuff is also platinum 🌿🌿, it's a plant.
Maybe we should change the name; searching for it brings up other books.
That's outrageous.
It's supposed to be Platinum, so why is it so unpopular?
How did this author get platinum status?
I read the beginning and thought it was just okay. Then I saw the author was a platinum-level author, which shocked me. Without that label, I would have thought they were a new author. This is just too much.
Although he's a veteran platinum-level author, his writing style feels somewhat flawed, the plot is a bit chaotic, and the formula feels a bit outdated.