
He Walks in the World
祂,行走于人间
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 523k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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206Chapters
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How many people have watched it? Please give me your opinion. (Want to get some feedback)
Don't you think the writing style is a bit strange? The sentences don't read well.
It's a bit short. Come on, make up the number.
Throw it away on the bookshelf first to keep it, and wait and see if it doesn't collapse later. 🙂
It just feels like a hammer blowing here and there.
Come on, boss (ง •̀_•́)ง
It's rare to see stories with female protagonists, come on. There is no way to catch up, after all, too many pigeons have been cut.
I've had it for two months. Can anyone tell me what this book is like?
Did you finish the book while you were raising it? 😒
Is the protagonist good, neutral or evil?
The main character's name is a bit awkward mixed in this bunch.
After reading a few chapters, the details are really detailed, and even a bit complicated to the point that people don't remember what they did before when they read the next chapter. Although these settings alone take up a large number of words, it made me feel like I was reading an experimental report rather than a novel. I haven't read much further back and I don't know if it is still mixed with a lot of settings like the beginning, but I personally feel that this kind of writing is a bit tiring to watch. Wouldn't it be more comfortable if the complex settings were concentrated in one chapter and explained so that the usual plot advancement would not be mixed with too long explanations?
The writing is quite good. The starting point is all killing and killing. It feels good to change the protagonist to a saint, and there are no disgusting scenes.