Investiture of the Gods: The Rise of the Dragon Lord of the East Sea
封神：从东海龙君开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 190k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The character portrayals are somewhat understated. And then there's the main character. So far, it seems the main character only interacts with elders when they have a need. The way Ao Guang and Ao Bing interacted really seemed like they were dealing with an unfamiliar elder. You can't just write whatever you need; adding surprises and twists is sometimes more suitable for novice writers. In short, keep it up!
It's gradually turning into a gangster-themed cultivation story, what a waste of a great idea.
Or perhaps the author could write a multiverse fantasy novel, proving the Great Luo Diverse Transcendent Dragon Lord, leading the dragon race to rise once in each classic world? Or even going against the flow of time to contend with the Ancestral Dragon for supremacy, winning the Dragon-Han Calamity, and truly transcending the currents—that would be the end of the novel.
Insert a part of the Nezha movie into the Investiture of the Gods
Sigh, the idea is good, but there are too many typos. I shouldn't have pointed it out; it's hard to read.
The protagonist's name in Chapter 6 is misspelled twice. Please check it and correct it.
It felt drawn out; after reading over ten chapters, it was still mostly about cultivation.
The protagonist transforms into Dongjun, therefore Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Chu, is a dragon, a human-dragon hybrid.
I'm not quite clear why the Demon Orb sets the innate dragon race as a demon race, ranking below the demon race's Di Jun and Tai Yi. Wouldn't that have made them cannon fodder in the fight against the Wu race and led to their annihilation? Furthermore, the demon race is only included; otherwise, they would all be one of the myriad races of the primordial world.
It's been 6 days since the last update, looks like this book has also flopped (the other book that flopped was "Li Jing, the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King").