Severing Fate!
斩命！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 20h ago
- English
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In booklists 4
Shennong Tastes Every Herb: Book List No. 1
A list combining recommendations with warnings about books to avoid. Each list can hold 80 recommended books, and this one is full. Whenever I find a new book, I'll move one from List No. 1 to List No. 2 and add the latest details. I've personally tried every book here. I've also specifically marked books with highly divisive reputations, where the toxicity is strong but the praise is plentiful. There are books in every genre, mostly recommended according to my own tastes. I hope good books won'
Good Books I'm Saving for a Miracle
Not bad
Books I Have Read
Just keeping a personal record. I often come across books I've read before and have trouble remembering which ones.
I'm Out of Books. If You Have a Similar Reading List, Please Recommend It to Me
Books that suit my tastes. If you know of any lists like mine, please recommend them. I often run out of things to read and hope to find someone with similar tastes.
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I already felt that the gang and family were disgusting enough, but what's even more disgusting is that I've been stuck at the sixth level for so long. And the protagonist never shows off his divine abilities, he just talks about rules all day long, he's more nagging than a nagging whale, and all sorts of nobodies come to kick him while he's down.
However, the protagonist's mother and sister should just die!
I was out of books to read, and after searching everywhere, I finally found this one. I usually can't get through more than a few chapters of a book, but I'm quite glad I kept reading this one. I'll point out a few things: 1. The world-building is good, but there are some conflicts. Having a strong law enforcement agency makes the city feel too chaotic and illogical. 2.
The cheat code is too small.
The training panel + no fear of side effects... In other novels, high-difficulty movement techniques, sword techniques, and the Heavenly Demon Disintegration skill are easily acquired by leveling up. This book only has training methods, no combat methods.
An organization needs to break even to function. Are the life-saving drugs from Star Pavilion given away free to the people of the lower city? There's no mention of paying for them. They probably couldn't afford it. The protagonist won't exploit the people of the lower city like some old gangs, making them work for them. How does this logic hold up?
Your progress is too slow. You're still causing trouble in the city after more than 300 chapters. If you want to write about rebelling against a lower city and changing things, so what?
A world where all power resides in one person can only truly achieve communism if the person at the top does not fall. Ye Xiao, let's create a truly ideal world where children no longer lack books to read, where everyone has enough to eat, and where everyone can freely pursue all that is good.
It's better than what Gou wrote in Martial Arts; that book had no human touch whatsoever, only focusing on leveling up.
For those who didn't read the book carefully
The world in this novel is precisely designed to "allow people to live just enough to still be useful." Those who rebel or lose their value are swiftly eliminated, while the remaining people are pushed to the bare minimum of survival in fear, hunger, and disease, repeatedly consumed like an inventory. This isn't because the world is irrational, but rather because it operates too rationally.
He writes harshly, but he's actually a good person. Unreadable.
What the hell? Having relatives like that? Why keep them around for the New Year? It's not like they're incapable of anything.