The Great Huashan Sect Master of the Comprehensive Martial World
综武之华山大掌门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 682k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Even with all the martial arts techniques combined, internal strife still occurs, and they still covet the Sunflower Manual. This shows that Mount Hua deserves to be destroyed.
The writing is so chaotic it's almost incoherent. For example, Ouyang Ke is still wandering around, while his contemporaries like Guo Jing are long gone. The whole "crossover martial arts" thing is a mess; it's completely nonsensical. Multiple original martial arts storylines simply don't happen, because multiple characters are alive and capable of acting on their own.
It's too messy and disorganized; I still can't see what the author is trying to say.
Yue Buqun
Hardworking people
The first five paragraphs alone were enough to make me give up on the book. Author, you're something else!
If the various Huashan Sects from different novels were combined, there would be at least dozens of masters and thousands of disciples. Could Yue Buqun still become the sect leader? In *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, the Huashan Sect has a conflict between sword and qi, which is absent in other novels or TV series.
I watched it, but it felt like I didn't watch it at all. It was too messy and disorganized, just something I did on a whim.
The author likes to add plot, which makes it somewhat incongruous.
It's starting to veer towards being a busybody and a saint, so I'm withdrawing.
I'm completely confused; perhaps the plot hasn't even unfolded yet.