There Is No Such Thing as the Law
世间本无法
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 883k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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411Chapters
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Anti-theft
Opinions on theft prevention are subjective; it might bring short-term gains, but in the long run, it's definitely not a good thing, especially for readers who are following the story and are likely to abandon it.
It's a bureaucratic novel, but it's full of unnecessary details. The author can't even understand basic language, yet they throw in gods, classics, collections, texts, and scriptures. It seems grand and sophisticated at first glance, but up close it's just a mirage—a fantasy I can't follow. The author can write about small things, even stories, and weave in background information.
After reading a few chapters, I still don't understand one thing: your royal palace has people who can make you live a hundred years in a day, yet the emperor doesn't have anyone who can give him a son? And the fact that the emperor and your father are brothers doesn't mean they're that close. In a world like this, how can you possibly die from illness?
Another cliché of the "trash-to-the-bone" trope, so boring. Did they think starting with a rich young master would cover it up? Garbage, melodramatic novel.
The author went a bit too far with the anti-piracy measures in their last novel. This time, they've learned from that experience and will stop at a certain level. It's wise to play dumb sometimes!
First of all, this book was not enjoyable to write at all, absolutely not enjoyable; it was tedious and drawn-out throughout. And now, this tenth chapter completely treats the readers like idiots, as if they're just there to give the author money. If you want to read it, first check out the fight scene in Chapter 10. First, subdue the mage. How?
😥When did you lose patience and stop watching?
The idea is great, but where is the main plot? The main plot is the skeleton, the side plots are the flesh; this book only has flesh and no bones.
There's too much nonsense, and it doesn't hold up to scrutiny. Anyone with a little critical thinking will realize that the plot is fundamentally inexplicable.
Will the author continue writing "The Immortal Path of Dharma Image"?