Raising an Infinite Army with Ghost-Taming Arts
从御鬼术开始无限暴兵
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- Completed
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- 445k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
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- 3y ago
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If I were writing about the art of controlling ghosts, I wouldn't write it like this at all. It would be putting the cart before the horse, making the protagonist learn everything and making it too complicated, turning the art of controlling ghosts into just one of many techniques.
The tomato flavor is too strong; the author tries too hard to write well despite the effort.
This studio's post is utter nonsense. Killing zombies for merit? The Dao is ruthless; zombies, once reborn, are human. You devour them and still want merit? Do you think you're saving the world?
The story is chaotic, and the focus on ghosts is all about swordsmanship. It's set in a zombie world every day, and the character progression is too rapid; it basically falls apart later on. I can't stand it anymore.
Where are the ghosts? Where are the soldiers? Where are the explosions? A brute practicing swordsmanship encounters an enemy who releases some ghosts to watch and cheer him on. He then charges forward with his sword. This is what it means to mass-produce troops.
You might have to create a whole bunch of new realms of body and qi cultivation yourself, but none of them are as obvious or concise as the most basic ones. They even added level names to the techniques, which was redundant. Those who can't understand it can forget about it, and even those who can haven't demonstrated the meaning behind the level names.
There's something wrong with Qidian these days, everyone's giving their characters cheat codes and tons of good stuff and resources, but they're just suppressing the protagonist's level. Is this the only thing they can write about? With such amazing cheat codes and resources, the protagonist hasn't even left their sect yet.
When reading cultivation novels, I hate the concept of "merit points".
Well, the power-up is a bit too much. He already had a portal to another dimension, so why did he need to acquire some innate spiritual artifact? But after all that, the protagonist didn't improve much, which is a bit far-fetched and feels like forced suppression. Secondly, why did a 5v5 match even happen? They couldn't hold their own.
The realms are so chaotic, I can't understand how strong or weak they are at all.