Ninety Thousand Li Above
九万里上
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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This writing style, where the protagonist is incredibly weak from the start but gets caught up in various major events, is similar to the bitter, revenge-driven, and other similar stories from ten years ago, forming a genre known as the puppet suppression genre.
Why do authors always portray demons as a monolithic entity? The saying "Those who are not of our kind will surely have different hearts" applies to demons as well. A fox spirit won't consider a rabbit spirit as one of its own, and a tiger demon won't consider a lion demon as one of its own. The so-called demon race is nonsense; forcibly molding different demons into a single entity is futile.
I initially thought it was a farming novel based on the synopsis, but it turns out to be a bait-and-switch tactic; the protagonist is a nobody who wanders around without any real strength.
It appears to be a cultivation and farming novel, but it's actually a Chinese-style mystery novel.
I've seen many people in the discussion forum saying that this book is not good, that the plot is ridiculous, etc., So I'll just say a few words. I've read about 300 chapters so far. This book is essentially a cultivation and farming story on the surface, but at its core is a suspenseful novel with a Cthulhu-esque world setting (not horror).
I'm completely lost after reading over 40 chapters. It's full of riddles and plot holes, and the answers to the riddles are neither clear nor conclusive. There's no character introduction either. The Black Horn King inexplicably becomes the Black Horn Emperor and dies in just one chapter.
This woman can't even beat a little monster and still dares to go to the monster's lair? She's out of her mind.
You should just cut your description down to the last sentence: "I also want to see the scenery along the nine thousand miles of the Yellow River."
You got the tattoo, and instead of studying, you're running around all day?! Can't you calm down and study properly? Terrible plot.
Today I'm happy because I ate two side dishes.
Just a couple of complaints
I couldn't resist. It was very captivating at the beginning, with a person and two cute little monsters. I thought it was finally starting to look like it was about to grow. But the more I watched, the more something seemed off. First came Master Wen, then the Imperial Observatory, and then the immortals. It was all a mess.