Unknown Invasion
未知入侵
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- Ongoing
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- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1d ago
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I used to love his novel *Human Paradise* the most. But as I've grown older and experienced the harsh realities of society, there are parts of the novel that I no longer agree with. However, it doesn't stop it from being one of my favorite novels.
It's a bit hard to hold
The characters in the author's books are all too rational; their social status seems to determine everything. There are rules everywhere in the books. When I was younger, I enjoyed reading his books, but now that I'm working, they feel increasingly oppressive. It seems I no longer have the mental energy to self-regulate; I'm only suited to reading light novels anymore. 😭
The leader's farming style is the real magic bullet.
Yi Ding, the Son of Heaven's Punishment, the first half of the Azure Emperor's story.
It's finally here! I thought the cult leader had retired from writing. I'm so happy!
It's finally here! I thought the cult leader had retired from writing. I'm so happy!
Maybe I've read too many wish-fulfillment novels and my taste has declined.
I've only read 180 chapters, and I can't help but complain. If it's feudal, the neighboring county magistrate can still interfere (the most outrageous thing is that he controls the neighboring county's security personnel, who come armed to pick up his second son). If it's centralized, there are feudal nobles and various powerful guilds.
This book is crammed with too much of the author's personal opinion; it's probably not for everyone. Can you accept it?
What level is the main character at now?
Is there a level 5 apprentice who can cast fireballs? I really can't stand the apprentices who can only cast level 0 fireballs, even though they're recruited by the island lord and the princess. The world clearly has level 15 powerhouses, some even capable of healing the sick, and teleportation to higher levels is practically a necessity.
Another perspective on the world
The biggest takeaway from reading the cult leader's books is seeing the world from a different perspective. For example, during World War II, the Soviet Union sent new recruits to the front lines. Supplies were scarce; some only had guns, some only helmets, some only ten bullets, and some had nothing at all, yet they were still ordered to charge.
Why is it that whenever the protagonist, Su Yu, plots an assassination or spreads a rumor, everyone can predict it with pinpoint accuracy? Does he only have one enemy? Don't they have any other mortal foe? Whenever the protagonist makes a retaliatory move, everyone immediately guesses it! And they're so certain, even exclusive! Author, are you writing an unconventional, protagonist-torture story?
I'm surprised so many people don't know who the cult leader is anymore; the new book's performance is surprisingly poor. I especially love the cult leader's early books; I've read almost all of them. I adore *God of War*, *Humanity*, and *Yi Ding*, with *God of War* being my favorite; I reread it almost every year.