Three Hundred Years in Hiding, One Hand to Overturn the World
低调三百年，只手覆乾坤
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- Ongoing
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- 605k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The character always gives the impression of being not very intelligent!
The protagonist is like a dog, unable to distinguish right from wrong. Gou Dao isn't about being a dog; he ignores the kindness of the Quick Blade Sect, the support of his uncle, and the affection of his senior sister... Dark-themed protagonists are usually very clear about their grudges... The protagonist's personality change is very sudden; I'm speechless about the author...
It started off alright, but the promised survival turned into becoming an assassin, albeit under duress. The attempt to leave the herb garden went awry, resulting in your uncle's murder. Forget about decisive action; eliminating all threats is out of the question. True survival is difficult to achieve.
I watched a bit of it; the plot was a bit clichéd and illogical, like putting milk in a roujiamo (Chinese hamburger).
It has absolutely nothing to do with the book title. Perhaps the author's so-called low profile means that as long as one is not known to the world, one is low-key!
In the mortal realm, a ten-thousand-year-old ginseng 😅 is going to be a huge exaggeration.
Now it depends on how the author handles the romantic relationship between the protagonist and his senior sister. This part was quite interesting. The protagonist, as an immortal transmigrator, wasn't corrupted by feudal ideology; his goal was undoubtedly to seek immortality and enlightenment. It's clear that the protagonist and his senior sister already have ideological differences.
The protagonist is too hasty. Can't he be a little more steady? There are too many unexpected events, and he hasn't had any time to develop.
The story gets worse and worse as it goes on. 100,000 Taels of silver—an ordinary person couldn't earn that much in half a lifetime, let alone ten lifetimes. The connection to the assassin organization is even more absurd, and then there's that Quick Blade Sect. They killed your relatives, yet they didn't lift a finger. Your relatives were at least the ones who introduced you to the Quick Blade Sect; they were kind to you.
I actually made it to Chapter 19! 😂