Heaven’s Chosen: High Martial Arts
天命高武
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Can the author put some effort into creating villains or writing conflicts? Apart from the plot involving the protagonist's actions, the conflicts and villains seem like they were written with a lisp; it's really painful to read 😣.
It feels like they're deliberately suppressing qualifications; those who should be promoted most are being pushed back with various excuses.
Congratulations on your new book! May it be a huge success and bring you abundant wealth!
Is this merit? Isn't this just part of the emotional system?
Merit-giving activities shouldn't be limited to saving people, right? What about killing bad guys? There's no market for saintly protagonists.
It has absolutely nothing to do with merit; rather, it's more like a positive emotional system.
The female lead's characterization is terrible; she lacks any personality. She's just someone you can touch and kiss whenever you want, practically a tool. In this respect, she's nowhere near as well-developed as the female lead in "No Money for Immortal Cultivation," who has a distinct personality.
Are administrators randomly banning accounts?
Why was my comment, "The All-Powerful Immortal Next Door," banned? I only posted a comment expressing my opinion, and I was banned! Should I still subscribe to my monthly tickets and novel chapters? The ban was completely inexplicable.
Did the protagonist's coach die? I can't continue watching if the coach doesn't die; I'll only continue if he does.
When will the coach be punished? The martial arts school and education system that are ruining people are not being dealt with.