ENCoiling Dragon: Light and Darkness
盘龙之光暗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 762k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- 351 chapters
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358Chapters
4.8kRecommendations
16.5kFans
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With your protagonist starting out like this, you think you can transcend? Go to sleep. Anything is possible in dreams. Trying to be a "trash" character in Panlong? What were you thinking? Your elemental affinity and spirit are both top-tier, yet I can't even guarantee you'll reach the Saint Realm. If your talent reaches level seven by the time you die, that's cheating!
Dear author, why do you think most Panlong fanfics start at the Saint Realm? It's because only those at the Saint Realm are truly superior; the others from level one to nine are just ants. To write a good story from level 1 to 9, you first need a powerful cheat code that makes people realize the protagonist can quickly become a Saint, thus truly stepping into the threshold of cultivation.
Having super-level innate talent isn't a big deal. Super-level talent might be considered genius in the material world, but it's quite ordinary in the divine world. There's no need to suppress the protagonist; isn't the point of fanfiction to enjoy the story? That's why those who start as Great Perfection masters or main gods become popular.
In the original novel's magic test, the first person with twice the elemental spirit power had no chance of becoming a mage, while the second person with eight times the elemental spirit power reached the minimum requirement for becoming a mage. Therefore, the protagonist, with six times less elemental spirit power, had absolutely no chance of becoming a mage. The protagonist's ability to become a level one mage after several years of self-cultivation is absurd, because it's simply impossible.
Haven't you read the original novel? Hongmeng tells Linley that the reason Earth, Fire, Water, and Wind can achieve the Hongmeng Body is because the subsidiary universe Linley inhabits was based on Earth, Fire, Water, and Wind when Hongmeng created it. It has nothing to do with any specific laws.
This is too drawn out. I looked at the table of contents and it's over a hundred chapters and we're still not at the Holy Realm. I have absolutely no desire to continue reading. Panlong fanfiction mainly focuses on a genius protagonist; otherwise, how many people would read it?
Your idea of a weapon becoming a god is a secondary setting. The divine weapon described in the original work during the Sanctuary period (the Lava Lord's axe) was only a special weapon. Later, Tomato added patches, such as divine weapons, which have different initial materials and may have special effects, but ultimately they all need to be nurtured by divine power or the power of the main god…
It's impossible for light and darkness to transcend in Panlong. It's very simple. If it were possible, when Olivia's light and darkness soul mutated, believe it or not, Hongmeng would have opened a back door for her, allowing her to become a dual-element superior god without any obstacles, and then directly killed the two main gods and gave her two main godhoods.
He's already at the peak of a first-level mage, and his mental strength is only six times that of his peers? Are you kidding me?
What kind of garbage is this? It starts by him being captured and forced to go undercover, then a little kid runs off to mess around with the protagonist. He grasps the concept of "taking things lightly" at level three or four, and he even completely buries the original character, Delin.