Twin Worlds: From the Start, I Trade the Evil-Resisting Sword Manual for the Rabbit Talisman!
双穿门，开局辟邪剑谱换兔符咒！
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- Completed
- Length
- 563k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The author is a total simp. When the female lead tries to kill the protagonist, he doesn't say a word. But when the male lead poses no threat, the protagonist kills everyone to cover it up, even innocent civilians. It's such a hypocrite.
The protagonist is such a waste! He's clearly got a huge power-up, yet the rabbit talisman is written to be incredibly weak. And he's such a sly old man, he can't resist any woman? After reading the first few dozen chapters, all he does is sell glass and date some random female NPC instead of collecting martial arts manuals. 🌚 Excuse me...
Reading Notes
The protagonist is portrayed as a coward, while the author intended to create a righteous character. When handling conflicts, the protagonist is overly cautious and calculating, which, from the reader's perspective, makes him indecisive and leaves room for future trouble. This is somewhat frustrating to read, but there are few other flaws, making it still readable.
Why do you need to find a noble reason to kill a few people? Isn't forcing someone to buy your house for 1200 taels of silver for 50 taels enough? Disgusting.
If you want to portray yourself as a righteous person, go look at the Guo family's historical records. The author lacks basic concepts and common sense. Therefore, what you write feels like a stark contrast between immense wealth and a stray dog fighting for food.
It's difficult to assess something if it's not attributed to its own power. 😅😅 Arriving in a strange world without any precautions or disguise, a third-rate martial artist can easily kill you with a single sneak attack from behind.
I only read the first two chapters. It talked a lot about time travel mentality, protagonist background, and was written in a boring and verbose way.
A crossover martial arts story? It's either Little Li Flying Dagger or Yu Canghai. Most crossover martial arts stories end up being abandoned or poorly written.
I really can't stand it. He's using a huge cheat, but he's writing it as a minor one. If you have internet, why not just stream yourself playing against Cao Wei? You'd be rich in no time. Why bother with dance streams? You can even buy things online. Wouldn't that make you invincible?
This book is really awkward to read; it feels like it was written ten years ago.