Black Myth: Beginning as the Destined One
黑神话：从天命人开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 769k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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267Chapters
274Recommendations
35Fans
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Honestly, the writing is just too frustrating. Why make reading a novel so frustrating? The protagonist rejects various big shots and wealthy businessmen in the first two chapters, but then, after returning to school, he's humiliated by a rich kid or an official's son. The contrast is too much! Bro, I can't stand it anymore. It feels so pathetic.
The author is truly amazing. I felt that Black Myth: Wukong hadn't even started yet, and you'd already written it a year in advance. Wow, I can only say that the authors on Qidian are truly incredible.
The romance is a bit toxic. And in the plot, I have superpowers, and you, the class monitor, are the worst student, yet you still bully me, and then you refuse to give me my scholarship. I basically have 1.5 Million yuan, why would I care about weighing 90 pounds? And you even let Li Tianyi show off, and then you turn the tables on him.
When will I become the Monkey King?
Chapter 27 seems to have problematic values. You know, the kind of plot where Linghu Chong and Tian Boguang become friends?
Has the protagonist not seen a woman for 500 years?
There's also the point about the nineteen levels of hell. Isn't that a weak explanation? The nineteen levels of hell could be described as an absolute hell where those who enter experience an infinite dimensional reduction. And once the gates open, they're like the great figures of ancient times, emerging from the river of history to revert to their original forms.
I've read over forty chapters. I won't say much about the writing style; anyone with eyes can see it's by a beginner with a lot of room for improvement. Just keep practicing. The character dialogue, the supporting characters' intelligence (and even the protagonist's intelligence is consistently lacking), and the plot conflicts (especially the haunted hotel scene around chapter 40) are not major…
I think this novel could be written like this: Sun Wukong could be him, and he could be him. He is Sun Wukong, but Sun Wukong is not him, and he is not Sun Wukong either. It's similar to inheriting Sun Wukong's identity and power but not being the original him. For example, he travels between the modern era and the mythological era.
I admire Qidian's actions, though others may disagree.