
Ten Years of Gu Cultivation in Nanyang, and All Beings Revere Me as a God
南洋炼蛊十年,众生敬我为神灵
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4mo ago
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When the glow of the immortal path intertwines with strange, shadowy darkness, it creates a fantastical world of bewildering wonders. Here, ordinary people defy fate and cultivate their way to the heavens. The flow of spiritual energy conceals the mysteries of the Great Dao, while swords cleaving the firmament give rise to passionate legends. There are also eerie secret realms shrouded in mist, where the unknown lurks in silence and seemingly ordinary things hide chilling mysteries that upend a
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Do you know what the author's biggest flaw is? Let me tell you: it's because there's a margin for error, the protagonist is deliberately or forcibly forced to die every time. If he didn't die, the concept of reincarnation wouldn't be shown. It's just a two-character trope, completely forced. How many times has the protagonist faced death and danger? Hasn't he grown in any way? Why kill him multiple times for such minor things? It makes no sense at all.
The writing is lacking and doesn't support the plot. The plot is good, but the writing is weak. It also fails to create the desired terrifying atmosphere.
Is there anyone who diligently updates Gu and constantly updates Gu for Sword Awakening?
This is a new pseudonym for "Swordsman's Solitary Awakening." I personally like his previous novel, "Evil God," but it's a pity the author went to 🦔cat and wrote several long novels, all readable, but they all had terrible endings. I hope this one will be finished. There's so much homogenization in novels these days; it's rare to find something worth reading.
Author, look at what you've written! Doesn't it feel awkward? You keep repeating the same idea over and over again; it's just going in circles. 😥
The main characters participating in the battle. Jpg
I don't understand why there are so many negative comments in the comments section. To be honest, the writing is quite good.
Enough said, see for yourself.
It feels like the protagonist was written as an incapable fool who can't grow or learn from his mistakes. He's been through so much and died multiple times, yet he's still so reckless and unable to control himself.
A common problem with this type of book is that once the protagonist gains a little power, all sorts of extraordinary things start happening in the world. Doesn't this make the world-building feel disjointed?