Wuxia Crossover: Become a Sage Through Books, Defy the Law with Martial Arts
综武：读书成圣，以武犯禁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 464k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
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185Chapters
396Recommendations
12.4kFans
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My impression after watching it is that the protagonist is just a delusional, morally corrupt villain. He dares to tell his master that he wants to overthrow the divine right of kings. Leaving aside the fact that the protagonist's world is a fantasy world with a real heaven, isn't everything the protagonist has given him from the system? Isn't the system the protagonist's god?
This is a good story overall, but it's the early part, which I suspect will be frustrating. So I'm not going to continue reading; I'm afraid it will upset me.
The "torture the protagonist" genre is outdated. The opening is all about torture, and the worst part is the protagonist's tendency to court death. Despite having the cheat-like advantage of a survivalist protagonist, they insist on going out and causing trouble. Lacking real strength, they openly oppose the entire world. They're out of their minds!
After reading about twenty chapters, here are my personal thoughts: the background and theme of the book are quite good, but unfortunately the author didn't capture the feeling of it; the protagonist speaks and acts like a complete idiot.
I'm completely lost and don't understand anything. Why not just study diligently? Instead, I'm being threatened. The protagonist is such a useless piece of trash.
If the protagonist's personality is unlikable, and he experiences two lifetimes with a sense of purity amidst a corrupt world, and sobriety amidst drunkenness, then that would be quite interesting.
Wasn't he supposed to be born at eighteen? How come he got into so much trouble after just one day out at sixteen?
It can only be said that the author wanted to write well but lacked the writing skills. In my opinion, the protagonist deserved to die; the fact that he could live on because of his character is simply because he's the protagonist.
The protagonist shows no concern for the world or a desire to save the collapsing empire, nor does he display any ambition to change the world... So, what was the point of those first few dozen chapters? We didn't see him go on a revolution, nor did we see him roam the martial world freely... So what is this? Also, the protagonist's background is contradictory.
Not bad! At least it's not a mindless story anymore. Keep up the good work, author!