Extreme Deduction Begins with the Jiangshi Universe
从僵综开始极道推衍
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It's well-written, but considering how many deduction points the protagonist has already spent, the achievement doesn't seem particularly high. It feels like those deduction points were wasted. 😅
The protagonist is truly trash; he just endured Zhu Dachang's repeated provocations.
The premise is clichéd, and the cheat ability is weak...
Judging from the synopsis, the author seems intent on courting death in the mortal world.
Why is it that the protagonist of your book is always offending everyone? It's like the protagonist is born hating everyone. I hate this kind of character the most.
Knowing that killing people yields a high reward, why not seek revenge against enemies and instead go to the mountains to kill animals?
The tropes of Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Nascent Soul, and other cultivation systems in online novels, when applied to folklore, are deadly. Furthermore, having power but not seeking revenge while allowing enemies to freely harass you is even more problematic. These tropes are no longer popular; writing like this will only make your work more likely to fail. 😅
After defeating the younger one, the older one arrives, and the older one is inevitably defeated, so they retreat to develop their resources. This might be manageable once, but it happens every time; it's really tough to endure.
Is it really necessary? You can write half a chapter about just a background story; that's pretty weak. If it really doesn't work, just start another one. I came here looking for a lighthearted read, but instead I've been reading plot summaries for ages, and some parts are just awful.
The portrayal of Master Ikkyu is a bit over the top. Based on the plot, Ikkyu isn't a selfish person. The fact that his morning chanting might disturb others wouldn't warrant demonic possession; at most, he should sincerely apologize. The later release of the Zombie King by Master Ikkyu feels forced, illogical, and abrupt.