
Supreme Dao Lord
极道真君
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 213k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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95Chapters
7.9kRecommendations
19.1kFans
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If the Jade Emperor asks about the human world, tell him that in chaotic times, writing is worthless.
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Have you ever been a martial artist? That's why you write about it.
Author, have you ever been a martial artist before writing this? If you ask me, this is just nonsense. Of course, if you say that not using references constitutes academic misconduct, then so be it. I need to go 🦌.
The book next door, "Physical Achievement Begins with Tai Chi," written by the author "Little Master," became pointless to read after Qiao Qiao reached level nine and was about to acquire a Divine Hidden Aura. It's completely illogical; anything related to the protagonist inexplicably levels up.
Well written
It's well-written, but there are too many words, making it a bit tiring to read.
I hope this one has a higher power level, at least the upper limit of a single universe. The power levels of the previous ones were too low.
Books like Gun Kai's are strange; they're great when he writes them, but once others try to copy them, they become clichés.
This book has lost its previous ferocity; it feels too refined. Where is my muscular physique?!
Lime Martial Saint
Early development path in the myriad realms: Sprinkle lime, enter a martial arts school, use poison techniques.
It's clearly just a pile of history, and even when people offer suggestions, it doesn't revise it, just keeps deleting comments. It likes to stay in the same place and then complains that nobody reads it because it's bad. What a genius!
Kashu is at his peak; the emotional plot and pacing are handled very well. Apart from the slightly inconsistent power levels in the later stages, the writing is truly amazing. Go back to Western fantasy urban fantasy novels; that's where you can truly shine.
I still prefer the style of the first book, The Mysterious Age.