The Demon Lord Descends, His Fists Subduing the World
天降魔主，拳镇山河
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
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- 7mo ago
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Why is it that in these kinds of novels, it's always incredibly difficult for domestic masters to develop their skills, while it seems like they grow out of thin air in foreign countries? It's been 25 years, and South Korea and Japan still have top talents, but China can't do without a leading actor. I don't understand, times have changed. Why not write about a stronger China?
Do you know why your grades are so bad?
You've portrayed a powerful Eastern nation as utterly worthless trash, worse than a nobody. Look at the Great Shun dynasty in *Water Monkey* – that's a proper concept of a powerful nation. This ancient Eastern nation has a history of 5,000 years; aside from a brief lull in modern times, it has always dominated the world. Other countries were still ignorant.
The game is off the charts from the start. After being assassinated and reported to the police, the interrogation was fruitless, and the police even beat and shot at you. You didn't retaliate at all. And this is supposed to be the Demon Lord?
Do you know why I'm still stuck at level 4 after writing for so many years? It's so damn cliché. Every time it's the protagonist who's so awesome, spouting some mysterious settings, and then everyone else is trash, and the enemy is either a cyborg or an alien. It's incredibly boring. Can't you come up with something new?
The story starts off with a ton of plot holes, all that hype about how awesome the protagonist is, but then he gets captured, humiliated, and doesn't fight back. Even with a gun pointed at his head, he doesn't retaliate, just slinks away with his tail between his legs. And all that hype about how strong he is, how he can come and go as he pleases? How cringeworthy!
This name is awesome! It's so divine, it's like it's connected to the gods and the Big Dipper! It's so powerful, it can't even break through a regular brick wall on the street.
Those who study divine strategies live; those who merely imitate them die.
Let's see if you can grasp the essence of the divine mechanism. If they catch him, this book is bound to be a hit. However, "Fist That Shakes the Mountains and Rivers" is a short story, and its pacing...
It looks pretty good, but you can't watch it once it involves a national faction.
I couldn't get through the beginning; it felt restrictive. I don't know if the author's writing about family and country was for self-preservation or a genuine intention, but it was a flaw.
Did this author fail the civil service exam? What were those first three pages about?