
Mythic Contest for Supremacy: Starting by Inheriting the Overlord of Western Chu's Legacy
神话争霸,从继承西楚霸王开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 505k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Dynasty Wars
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Having read up to chapter 28, here are my thoughts. Firstly, I felt the younger sister had too much screen time. In a story about power struggles, family relationships take up too much space, which is unnecessary. Otherwise, why would anyone read a story about power struggles? Secondly, there's a setting issue I'm unsure about.
There are even novels with such tragic and hateful beginnings, who would still read them?
Besides the power of the Dharma body, is there anyone who has become powerful through their own cultivation?
I've noticed that some people have this question, so I'll briefly address it. Yes, but it's extremely difficult. A Dharma Aspect is at least at the seventh level. Even in the mythological world, a powerhouse of this level is considered a figure of considerable stature.
I recommend you check out this book, a completed work of the same genre: Conquering Ten Thousand Dynasties: Starting with a Zhao Yun Template.
A brief explanation of the origin and classification of Dharma forms
Only those who break through to the seventh level can fly briefly using their inner energy, and whose full-force strike can create a crater a hundred meters in diameter. Only such individuals can transform into a Dharma form after death. The seventh rank is considered a third-rate level in history. The reference figure is Zhou Yu beating Huang Gai.
There's a question: when did this Dharma form begin? The text seems to suggest it started during the time of the Yellow Emperor and the Yan Emperor. Did the famous figures of later dynasties, like Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Guan Yu from the Three Kingdoms period, cultivate it themselves?
I absolutely can't help but complain: Can you please downplay the younger sister's childhood? Does every chapter have to include a child-rearing scene? Am I reading some kind of urban dad romance novel? The plot is too bland, and the premise is a bit ridiculous. The Dharma Body doesn't just merge into the body after use; it still exists! Isn't that just leaving yourself a weakness? Does it mean that if someone steals your Dharma Body and is more suitable, they'll replace you?
Where did the Dharma image come from? It's better to write down the practice method; it's unreadable.
If Fan Zeng comes out, we won't have to run away.
I'm curious how he calculated his ancestry. Let's put it this way: who among us still living has no impressive ancestors?