The Black Book

I've noticed that most martial arts novels fall into a misconception: mages shouldn't be this weak. Even setting aside the possibility of being kited to death, their distance and control alone are enough to easily defeat a martial artist.

After reading the first two books, I felt that the story only reached the middle or climax before suddenly accelerating the pace and ending with just a brief overview... The endings were very abrupt... I hope this one won't be like that.

I think Qidian should introduce a mechanism where partial refunds are given for abandoned novels, so that these people won't dare to abandon their works so easily.

The more I look at this setting, the more frustrated I get. The core of the power is the Seven Deadly Sins, and the first illusory manifestation is the Yamata no Orochi. But the whole thing is filled with national mythology and power struggles. The "Dragon's Son," the martial arts, and the weapons are all Chinese... It's really confusing. It's a hodgepodge.

How about the book "Summoning Shennong"? It's been sitting in the library for quite a while.

Come in and check in, Dragon of the Nation! Let's see how many there are.

I hereby declare that none of the content in this episode of Sanjiang is suitable for any normal adult with independent thinking ability 🙂. It's either saccharine nonsense or rambling essays. It contains content and logic so weak that even elementary school students would want to punch it, and it's not even considered a satisfying read. Even my dog ​​would have to write a few comments before leaving.

Beautiful, that's the style. Like the previous book, it piles on concepts in the early stages. The protagonist has all sorts of high-dimensional authority and is incredibly powerful, then any reasonably strong minor villain can be easily outmaneuvered or outright made to look pathetic. It involves repeated back-and-forth and pressure, culminating in a final, satisfying explosion. The problem is, even with that explosion, it feels anticlimactic and unsatisfying.

I don't understand why the author gave the protagonist the form of the Eight-Headed Serpent; it's ugly and doesn't match the Seven Deadly Sins.

Sure enough, I ordered two of your books. The first one, "Infinite Divine Gear," was a poorly written ending, and the second one, "Superdimensional Martial Immortal," was abandoned. You've written four books in total: one banned, one poorly written, and two abandoned. What a talent!