
Strange Domain: The Curio Collector
诡域:旧物收集者
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 684k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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217Chapters
7.9kRecommendations
56.7kFans
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Please read on.
Starting from scratch feels too difficult now, with layers of competition, it's like a hellish arena. I became extremely anxious. I hope everyone will read on and take the time to finish reading the two chapters posted each day. Once it's available for purchase, I'll update it frequently to repay everyone.
I hope the author will elaborate more on the world-building and the protagonist's personality.
1. In a novel, whether or not the protagonist kills people, or how many, is actually unimportant. The problem is that he's too fixated on gratitude. While he's killed a lot and could be considered strong from another perspective, his emotional attachments are disgusting. He's treated like a slave, summoned and dismissed at will.
This guy has a pretty good imagination, writing style, and logic, but he just abandons his writing as he goes on!
It's alright, not great, but readable if you're interested. I initially started reading it because of the old artifacts and the Ghost Realm, but after a hundred chapters, there are only a few auxiliary old artifact abilities, and the Ghost Realm isn't described much. It's mostly urban revenge drama, and sometimes it feels like reading an urban novel.
Dude, I was reading your first book, and it was pretty good. But after that, you abandoned every single one of your books and left them with terrible endings. I don't even dare to read your new books anymore.
Chapter 10, not even a day has passed in the book, not even the life-or-death ordeal is over, and you've already accepted the gratitude for transmigrating and gaining a physical body, and the gratitude for Wang Lili's supernatural item, the "hair tie"? Aren't you tired? Even if you're not tired, I'm exhausted just watching.
I'd like to browse through this author's other books. I feel this author has excellent writing skills.
After seeing the part where his sister was targeted, and then it turned out she was connected to an evil god, it felt like such a cliché, and I instantly lost interest in watching.
Near the end of the series, I came across an NTR (Netorare) scene. Although it involved a supporting character, it still sent my blood pressure soaring. That supporting character was a real jerk; he really knew how to play the victim, even contemplating suicide.
Everything else is fine, but could that sister B and her parents please get lost?