Transmigrating into Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils: Starting with the Exquisite Chess Puzzle
穿越天龙：从珍珑棋局开始
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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At first I had some expectations, but then Dao Baifeng completely turned me off. Disgusting! Did you take over the former emperor's harem and spend all your time in bed?
I hope Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) can add a function to blacklist authors. If the protagonist in a novel is bad, the author isn't necessarily bad; but if the protagonist is lewd, the author is definitely lewd.
What kind of old-fashioned little imperial uncle? No, calling him an imperial uncle is too kind. Has he never seen a woman before?
This novel should be called "Transmigrating into the Heavenly Dragon: I'm a Perverted Thief." Chapter six made me want to vomit. This is the first time I've ever read a story told from a thief's perspective. Harem stories are fine, but thief stories are truly disgusting.
Is Wang Yuyan a green tea bitch? Author, you don't understand Tianlong.
Author, do you even understand *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils*? Wang Yuyan is clearly deeply in love with Murong Fu, utterly loyal, at most a love-struck young girl! What green tea? That's too toxic.
The situation wasn't urgent. Wu Yazi, with his internal energy, could have lived for several more years, if not for passing on his skills. Instead of teaching the protagonist himself, he rushed to pass on his skills, leaving the protagonist with only internal energy, practicing Tai Chi, and going to his ex-wife with a map to learn.
Towards the end, I almost lost interest. There's no need to include the imperial court in a martial arts story, but the Tianlong plot is limited. It wouldn't be a problem to move on to national wars after that. However, the protagonist, a top-tier martial artist with power and connections, is so devoted to the Song Dynasty, which is becoming unbearable.
This novel has questionable values. The opening scene forces Dao Baifeng to sleep with Duan Yu's middle-aged mother, simply because she disapproves of Duan Zhengchun's numerous women. If you don't like it, go find Duan Zhengchun! Using Duan Yu's background to force Dao Baifeng—what kind of logic is that?
Is Li Qingluo there? Isn't this more powerful than Wang Yuyan?
If your favorite novels have no main plot, are mindlessly about collecting women, don't focus on career development, and are 80% about sex, with supporting characters being rendered intellectually inferior (very intellectually inferior), then this is what you like.