The Divine Lamp Ability That Began with One Person in Republican China
从民国一人开始的神灯异能
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 800k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Judging from the description, isn't this just turning a bunch of precious things into garbage?
This description is rubbish. All the items are clearly good, so how did they end up as a bunch of junk?
The story is well-written... But your imagination is really something else... Using two kings and three wolves to create the momentum of a three... Amazing! 👍🏻 You're a genius!
The protagonist can cultivate blood nerves—blood nerves without side effects—to turn Japanese people into blood god children. During the eight-year War of Resistance, there would be plenty of Japanese to spare. Even in modern times, the old master would tremble before the protagonist, who possesses billions of blood god children, and would probably have to call him "senior," haha.
That's pretty strange.
Having read up to chapter 62, the skill settings seemed incredibly powerful, but in actual combat, they felt just so-so. Also, the direction I chose to write about was a bit too sensitive, which made writing feel restrictive. It seemed like the protagonist was just constantly in a cycle of growth, killing, suffering setbacks, and then growing again. Sometimes it felt like I was just looking at an outline.
What kind of thing is being fused in the description? A divine artifact fused into a blank piece of junk?
It would be best to exterminate the Japanese, since in modern times, even the world of "Under One Person" doesn't include Japan.
The description of this trench is daunting.
Killing Japanese is like killing pigs
I can understand those who criticize the description, but there must be at least 500,000 people who are mindlessly hating it. Did they even read the content?
Talking to oneself—those who know, know; it's a direct way to discourage people.
Seriously, when writing a novel, the worst thing you can do is have the protagonist talk to himself, because you never know if there are enemies eavesdropping nearby.