The High Martial World Is Under Invasion, and I Can See the Future

With this kind of intelligence, wouldn't it be better to create your own organization? That would be much more interesting, joining official groups every day, being controlled and suspected...

After finishing this book, I searched for similar novels and suddenly realized that there are very few novels about the revival of spiritual energy anymore. Most of the similar plots are about rebirth, but I'm tired of rebirth stories, so this one didn't feel the same. Most of the urban novels about predicting the future are about the stock market, lacking any extraordinary worldviews. Your book is practically the only one of its kind, so the author needs to work hard and write well! 😍

The protagonist is incredibly weak, yet he gets involved in major events. The author keeps creating drama. Compared to the stronger characters, the protagonist's cultivation is truly weak, and there are just too many powerful figures around him, making it feel like he has no chance to stand out. It's so frustrating! And this is over 100 chapters in, and he's still just gathering Qi! He's supposed to open immortal-level acupoints later, and he's still gathering Qi!

He acquired a ton of amazing opportunities, but when asked about his combat strength, he was told he was a complete weakling. His true strength was suppressed to an unbelievable degree. The protagonist was given a bunch of incredible skills like the Tathagata Palm, the Great Shift of the Universe, and the Nine Yang Manual—all incredibly powerful—but after mastering these divine techniques, he's still not as strong as a single elite monster. 😅

Well, the protagonist is currently quite weak. He participates in every major event, and he always gets the opportunities. The frequency of obtaining these opportunities is too high, but the rate of his strength growth is inversely proportional to this frequency.

I've finished reading the free chapters. The writing is actually okay, but it's too intense and makes for a very difficult read. You could learn from Wenchao; their work is probably a hundred times better than yours because they know how to make it enjoyable and never pressure the reader.

Qidian is forcibly linking male-oriented novels to female-oriented novel recommendations. I will announce this in the comment sections of all male-oriented novels I see. Furthermore, I will no longer subscribe to any novels on Qidian.

580,000 Words, that's 1/5 the length of the original Douluo Continent novel. The first chapter was on July 11th, and the latest chapter was on August 15th, meaning only 35 days have passed in the story. Something happens almost every day. After completing daily tasks, the protagonist is basically rushing from one event to another. On average, more than two events occur every day.

I was quite interested at first. I was really enjoying reading the synopsis. But then I got to the last paragraph, and suddenly all my interest vanished. What the hell?

This book is quite good. The descriptions in all aspects are well done, the logic is sound, the characterization is decent, and the plot is pretty much unfolding. It just might have a smaller audience. Keep up the good work, author!