I Have a Blood Immortal Eye
我有一颗血仙瞳
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 546k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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190Chapters
4.4kRecommendations
30.4kFans
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This post serves as proof. This book must be a eunuch's work.
To say you plagiarized is a bit of an overstatement, especially since the original author seemed to have recommended you. On the other hand, anyone who's read *Xianlu* will feel a strong sense of déjà vu when reading your book—the same bird-like demonic beasts, the same spiritual treasures—it's just difficult to handle. If you're going to keep changing the formula, please do it more often.
If you're looking for a truly dark story, you can leave now; this book is at best about ruthless decisiveness. First, the protagonist values family and kinship. Secondly, the protagonist is somewhat displeased with others' preference for sons over daughters.
The update speed is too slow; I can't even guarantee two updates a day. It's almost the end of the month, so I'll have to release more chapters if I want monthly votes!
It's disguised as a dark fantasy story. The protagonist is actually a really good person. The phrase "I am for everyone, and everyone is for me" is perfectly fitting for him.
After reading only ten or so chapters, you can tell this book is destined for failure. It's essentially a brainless, wish-fulfillment novel with a protagonist who's too powerful. It thinks it can pass itself off as something just because it's set in a dark fantasy world and imitates the cultivation world of the Ten Directions Forest.
It feels like there's no central theme, and I'm finding it hard to continue reading. Everything is related to ghosts. There's a tiger called "White Ghost," but the key is that it can't capture the sense of horror. Then there are all sorts of characters, and it's unclear what the main point is.
Isn't the protagonist supposed to be in the Array Academy? I've read over ten chapters and haven't seen anything related to it.
It can only be said that it has nothing to do with darkness; it's just normal, decisive killing.
There are nine ranks in total, and after a hundred chapters, the student still hasn't advanced to the eighth rank. They should be advancing a minor realm every half month, practicing ninth-rank minor spells every day, and yet they've stretched a one- or two-month timeline into over a hundred chapters. Forget about raising fish, even raising shrimp wouldn't be sustainable!