
Living in a Chaotic Age of Demons and Martial Arts
活在妖武乱世
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 662k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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225Chapters
898Recommendations
4.8kFans
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This book is about to flop. Even reaching the ninth rank takes dozens of chapters, and that's with some kind of cheat code. Going from ninth to eighth rank would take hundreds of chapters, and from eighth to seventh, thousands! People are restless these days, they crave fast-paced stories. From what I've read, any novel that drags on and suppresses cultivation levels basically flops.
The cheat system is so useless. It seems like a proficiency-boosting cheat, but you still have to summarize and learn from experience to increase proficiency 🤫. Shouldn't it be like a skill in a game where you increase proficiency after using it once? The author went to great lengths to suppress the cheat system; they should have focused on writing a good plot instead.
I feel this book is ruined. The first realm advancement is so slow and expensive; an ordinary person could never become a martial artist in their entire life. A small, ordinary town spends hundreds of taels of silver, only to feel like they've fed it to pigs with no improvement whatsoever. No matter how you write it, don't make the first realm so difficult and expensive. If you do that, the novel's finances will immediately fall into chaos later on.
All he does is refine pills and show off. It's been over ten chapters already. Has the sect leader and hall masters of a sect had nothing better to do? Are they just revolving around some nobody all day? A sect with thousands of people, and not a single talented alchemist? I'm dropping this.
Why are there so many paid trolls? What's the author doing? I prefer slow-paced books. Author, please relax and don't let this affect you. Look up *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*; it's also slow-paced, but the plot is fast-paced. That author lives off one book for a lifetime.
There are a few fatal flaws, but the author is omnipotent. Normal people are starving and unable to walk, even dying, yet the protagonist, a teenager, with his five- or six-year-old sister, manages to instantly kill a well-fed adult. The first time, the boy created an opportunity for the protagonist, but what about the second and third times?
This guy is a complete loser, yet he tries to piggyback on Wen Chao's fame. He's riddled with typos. The plot is utterly idiotic.
Quite, immediately, directly—your way of writing it, and then adding "" at the end, is quite interesting. 🤭
First-grade cultivation technique. Level 2 perfected, still at level 9.
Why can't I invest? 🤔