The Abyss Invades, and I Wield the Power of Darkness
深渊入侵，我执掌暗黑权柄
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Abyssal Invasion, I Wield Dark AuthorityEnglish name
Stats
288Chapters
14.6kRecommendations
142.9kFans
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There have been so many dark-themed novels lately, and while this one is a copycat, it's the best I've read. The others either rely on overly enthusiastic action, have weak characters, or feature characters who willingly join organizations and are coerced into joining – they're all quite problematic. This one, up to the latest chapter, is flawless and makes me want to keep reading.
100 Chapters ago Plot: The protagonist awakens - meets the mother and daughter next door - the neighbor's daughter is kidnapped - the rescue process, during which time he has a brief encounter with the school's beautiful female group leader. Chapters 100-150
It seemed alright at first, and I watched over 50% in one go. But then I got to the scene where he met up with his family, and I was completely taken aback. 😅
This is a flawed book. The writing isn't concise enough; many things that could be explained in a single sentence are rambling on and on. There are also some toxic plot points. It feels like it's selectively choosing its readers.
There are quite a few flaws, and the characters especially love water-themed scenes. Their appearances are rather baffling—even skipping around doesn't prevent you from seeing their watery faces. 😒
Wow, that's incredible. A fish transformed by shadows plot? You're dragging this out for five chapters and it still won't be over. Fighting scenes that others finish in one or two chapters would probably take you ten. Your writing is decent, but please, don't be so padded.
This is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree.
1. The protagonist suffers from paranoia and lacks perspective. 2. Excessive mental activity and interpretation. 3. It's not official at all. 4. Flood B
This is too much; it's just endless lecturing and padding the word count.
It's really, really disgusting.
From the very beginning, I didn't understand why it had to be all hiding and sneaking around. It's a truly disgusting plot, and the protagonist is incredibly selfish. He's not stealing or robbing; why can't he just live openly and honestly? What's the point of hiding and being secretive? How dark-hearted is the author to enjoy this kind of backstabbing and manipulative behavior?
The infinite clones were described in too much detail, making it difficult to distinguish between the main and secondary elements. It should be said that the infinite clones were a major flaw, and I no longer had the motivation to continue reading.