
Demon Taming: From the Start, I Fuse a Divine-Demon Talent Lantern Ghost
御妖:开局合成神魔天赋灯笼鬼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 971k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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264Chapters
15.4kRecommendations
113.1kFans
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One annoying thing about this kind of book is that you can only throw a punch with a constant force, and a spell has a fixed cost and a fixed effect. If you didn't know better, you'd think you were playing an online game.
Black iron maggots, bronze maggots, silver maggots; gold maggots, purple gold maggots, stardust maggots; maggot lords, maggot kings, dung maggot kings, dung pit lords.
Based on the introduction
The author has grand ambitions, and the protagonist is a savior type, so we can only hope for the early stages. After all, saving the world always depends on the entire race. If a race is full of people who scheme against each other, willingly become weak, bully the weak, wait to be fed, and are arrogant, then there is no hope for them...
I don't think this book is good; it's too wordy.
Classic school beauty, school beauty sparring, accidentally touched, then got beaten up, soul transmigrated—this disgusting trope has been around for at least twenty years.
The opening is clichéd, and the power levels, skills, and class divisions are a mess, seriously affecting the reading experience. Many things are simply thrown in with established settings without explanation, and the plot is completely disjointed—just leveling up and leveling up again, and after all that, you still don't understand the protagonist's actual strength.
The ingredients are very complex, verbose, and varied. The story begins with an introduction to the cultivation background, followed by a confession to the school beauty, then a twist to a post-apocalyptic base academy setting, and finally a power system incorporating elements of fantasy, magical realism, cultivation, and superpowers, before heading to the game space to accept an infinite flow mission.
It's alright. Are people who read books these days so impatient? There's criticism everywhere.
Your talent doesn't have any synthesis restrictions, so the protagonist never uses it... They can just synthesize high-level items and sell them without worrying about resources. It's too restrictive for the protagonist. If you felt you couldn't control it, you should have added a synthesis restriction from the beginning. The current system makes the protagonist look foolish.
I'm really curious about the taste of the people who praise this book. They can even stomach piss! Authors like this who don't read the comments section... This book is doomed.