King of Curses
咒禁之王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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- The King of Cursed SealsEnglish name
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Does Dongsheng prefer An Zhizhen or Yi Qingyan?
🤓👆: Use the Avici Hell to split Cen Dongsheng in two, one half for An and one half for Yi, and then watch his immortal bones revive from one side.
An Zhizhen and Yi Qingyan character analysis (subjective version with minor spoilers)
The opening paragraph is a disclaimer; the analysis and opinions presented in this article are solely the author's subjective judgment. Any disagreements are respectful and understood. In case of disputes, the author's opinion prevails. In conclusion, I prefer Yi Qingyan to the two female leads because I personally prefer someone with a higher moral standard.
That's so cool!
When the younger sister uttered the words, "He was determined to die, and I gave my permission," the future King of Equality's demeanor instantly rose. It was different, truly different. The author's depiction of the Special Order of Death is truly excellent.
Regarding updates to this book
I originally wrote this in the main text, but then I thought I'd post it in the comments section instead. Since some people don't read the author's notes, I'll clarify again: I'm not a very fast writer, but the average word count per chapter in this book is 4,000 to 5,000, which is considered standard for a new book. You can see this by calculating the total word count.
Although the overall plot revolves around time travel, picking up girls, seeking opportunities, and becoming stronger, the pacing and writing style are very comfortable to read.
Speed and quality in perfect balance
I've read every single one of this author's books (including those on other websites), and I think this one has the most bland plot and the least inspired writing, but the updates are the most consistent (relatively speaking), and it has the best sales performance. Now even the only advantage of updating has been lost. In my opinion as a long-time reader, it would have been better to write slowly and maintain quality like the old books.
Play to your strengths; it's rare for you to write about multiple female characters while maintaining fairness. Your ability to infiltrate the human world is excellent. Focus more on romance and everyday life.
This book does not have a single female lead.
I'm addressing this because some readers have had questions.
When it was being serialized, it was full of praise, but now that it's been abandoned, why don't you continue to rave about it?
Is the author getting old?
Alas, you've fallen from grace too. It seems you can never recapture that feeling of your youth. Do you know how powerful your "Women's Difficulties" was back then? Looking at this book now, all I get is a sense of creative exhaustion, especially the male lead's characterization—it's so far inferior to the portrayal of Duanmu.