The Divine Constable of Qixia Town: Patrolling the Streets Makes Me Stronger
七侠镇捕神，巡街就变强
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- Completed
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- 772k Words
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- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
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I've only read a few chapters, so here are my thoughts. Wuxia (martial arts) isn't devoid of martial arts realms, but it's a complex genre. The original work didn't have any martial arts realms, so how do you categorize the characters in the original work? Who's stronger and who's weaker? And how do you categorize characters from different worldviews?
The earlier chapters were alright. But the latest one... What's with this lone hero? I don't like this kind of thing anymore. Why not report it up and have the army crush them? Just wipe them out, that would be so much more satisfying!
The opening scene introduced a system where you could obtain the first level of a cultivation technique through a loan; even more absurdly, each level required a percentage increase to advance; I instantly lost interest in watching. There was no clear division of cultivation levels from beginning to end; it was all a mess.
Seeing the words "Qi and Blood Realm" in the second chapter, I knew it was a studio work and promptly abandoned the story.
Seeing the description of "realm level" is just speechless. You can call someone a first- or second-rate expert, or someone who has accumulated several years of cultivation, or someone who has opened up several meridians. This whole "realm level" thing is like something out of a cultivation novel.
There are so many levels of cultivation, everyone stop fighting and just compare your cultivation levels.
What gives you the misconception that "constables" held a high status in ancient times?
Yu Canghai is even more powerful than Tie Shou? This setting of yours is... Holy crap!
What kind of setup is this? I'm not even going to explain it to you. And what kind of stuff is this later on? Iron Hand is practically at the same level as a bandit leader, also considered a "6" (a slang term for a high-level character). Iron Hand is supposed to be a master in the novel, but what kind of nonsense is this? It's not even as good as Yu Canghai, who is also considered a "6".
I've finished watching it; the plot is quite imaginative. Problem: The onlookers talked too much. Flaw 1: The story deliberately fills in unnecessary scenes by not using the Dragon Binding Rope. Add a restriction that the Dragon Binding Rope must be one level lower or at the kill threshold to be effective.