In a Low-Martial World, I Combine Traits to Become a God
低武世界，我组合词条成神
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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This naming scheme strikes me as odd: Thunder God Lord, Purple Thunder God Lord, Thunderclap God Lord. Don't you think the names are getting less and less sophisticated? Shouldn't it have evolved from Thunderclap God Lord (the sound of thunder) to Purple Thunder God Lord (the god who controls purple thunder) and then to Thunder God Lord? Thunder God Lord controls thunder, and so does Fortune God Lord (the one who controls fortune) – originally he controlled it, but now he's calculating it.
He's incredibly powerful at suppressing evil spirits; the Nine Heavens Demon-Subduing Ancestor, and he dares to call himself a Heavenly Venerable at only 8th rank—what would he be called at higher ranks?
You've made this so-called "Lord of All Things" sound like an evil god. You talk about imperial power, but it's all about control. You might as well set it up so that once someone submits, they can't betray you.
The novel is quite good, but the setting reverses the Taoist priests, portraying them as a Western fantasy church where all their abilities are granted by a god they believe in. Aren't Taoist priests usually self-cultivating?
Is the novel titled "Low-Level Martial Arts World"? The synopsis makes it seem like a cultivation world.
Isn't the recovery a bit too fast? An eighth-grade god can only recover now, and they say a seventh-grade god will be able to recover soon. Is it one grade per year?
I've finished reading. Where does the author live? I'm going to come over and supervise you. You have to keep writing 24/7!
Can't even a supreme deity afford to spend hundreds or thousands of years?
It feels pretty good so far. I hope it doesn't fall apart as the world-building unfolds.
I've finished watching it. It's alright, but the low-level martial arts worldview hasn't been fully developed yet.