Slaughtering My Way Through a Chaotic World, Starting as a Centurion
从百夫长开始杀穿乱世
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
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588Chapters
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I'm currently on chapter 86. The protagonist is now a garrison commander overseeing over a million people. Don't these people provide points? Or do you have to kill them to earn them? I hope there will be a patch later, specifying how many points the managed territory provides each month!
It's not that this is ridiculous, it's that the characters' backstories take up most of each chapter, it's just so damn padded, bro.
The protagonist seems like a pathetic simp. His father-in-law insults him in every way, yet he continues to fawn over his father-in-law's family. He's a spineless, worthless piece of trash.
The cultivation levels are poorly written. Before, when those small families were local tyrants, they had to recruit murderers and thugs to forge their bones. Now, after so many cultivation levels, they're not even as good as an ordinary soldier.
A pure, satisfying read, ruthless and decisive, much better than many more popular novels. Hope the author updates more often.
Never let yourself develop any romantic entanglement with the Empress in the end; that would be too unfair to the original wife.
It makes absolutely no sense.
A dilapidated centurion's household was suddenly shoved with thousands of border troops. Was it some kind of joke? Were these veterans from the battlefield? Were all the border townsmen idiots? They replaced one group of people with another.
The writing is too rough. Books like this used to be popular, but they're no longer good. It feels like everything is glossed over.
There are problems with various settings. In a world where force is the main focus, the protagonist can only unlock the system and the path to upgrade his strength by getting promoted. The method of upgrading combat power is not explicitly stated; it's just that the author can unlock a pill dungeon whenever they want the protagonist to level up, and that's how the protagonist levels up.
The first 80 chapters were written by God, chapters 80 to 210 were written by humans, and the rest were probably written by a pig.