The Flame Lord Drowned! I Grabbed the Alchemy System
炎魔之王淹死！一把抓住炼成系统
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- The Flame Demon King Drowns?! Grabbing the Alchemy System in One GoEnglish name
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Drowning on Mount Fuji is less sensible than the Balrog rolling down the mountain and dying from a limp. But judging from the synopsis, it's like a nonsensical comedy, so it doesn't really matter...
Huh? Are you serious about this description?
The Flame Demon Greatsword was so cool, but it turned out to be a brick.
I finally gave up after reading dozens of chapters. It felt disjointed and lacked cohesion, and it seemed to be pandering to the Americans. The U. S. Military attacked the protagonist so many times, then realized he couldn't fight them anymore, so they changed the leader, and the protagonist forgave them and even started cooperating with them, becoming sworn brothers with the head of the U. S. Base.
If it were World of Warcraft or the Balrog of Faerûn, the only possibilities would be the oceans drying up and the end of the world.
The synopsis and title are absurd, but the plot is surprisingly not.
You've already written about the Japanese opening, so why are you still dragging things out with Lao Zhong's official statements? No matter how you write it, there will always be people dissatisfied.
Honestly, this isn't the traditional writing style of Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), so I don't really understand it. Please include more Old God N'Zoth; he's quite lovable.
I read two chapters, and it was too self-absorbed; I'm not on the same wavelength.
The plot is alright.
However, the descriptions are somewhat disorganized, which affects the reading experience. I hope the author can improve on this.