
You Call Me a Hound of the Court? I Am the Qin Dynasty's Martial Saint
骂我朝廷鹰犬?我乃大秦武圣
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- Ongoing
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- 3.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 21h ago
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I really want to ask the author What era are we living in that people are still writing novels with this kind of formulaic plot? This is standard "online novel". It's not popular anymore; I don't even want to click on it.
I'm just complaining about the cultivation levels. "Early Stage of Acquired Realm Perfection" and "Early Stage of Acquired Realm Peak" are ridiculous. What's with all this talk about "half-step" and "peak"? I'm really disgusted.
He's already a Grandmaster, yet he's still acting like a Primordial Being all the time. No wonder nobody reads this book. Does the author think he's so great by writing like this?
It's all just endless killing sprees; have they run out of fantasy novels to write about?
Zhang Juzheng? Not just anyone can be Zhang Juzheng.
This description is way too tomato-flavored.
I just read the first chapter and I don't understand why they didn't just write about time travel and memory awakening directly. Instead, it's about the natives having dreams... The awakening of a Chinese cheat code feels very abrupt.
It's just awkward sentimentality and pointless posturing and face-slapping to pad the word count. I couldn't stand it anymore after a little over 100 chapters... This kind of stuff might have been okay on Qidian 10 years ago, but it's unreadable now.
In the recent chapters, the author's overall vision seemed to falter as the story neared its conclusion. With the ending already wrapped, there was no need for the protagonist to conceal his grandmaster-level strength; wouldn't a direct, overwhelming victory have been far more satisfying?
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