Mythic Martial Arts: Fusing the Great Sage’s Genes from the Start
神话高武，开局融合大圣基因
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 4d ago
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386Chapters
83Monthly votes
16.8kRecommendations
124.5kFans
6 ch/weekPace
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I can't stand the first 10 chapters 🙂
I read this novel setting several years ago
The "loser-to-hero" trope already lacked any truly satisfying moments, and the supposed level-up should have been a minor climax, but before that climax even materialized, the author sent a bunch of idiots to ridicule the protagonist. Not only did that eliminate any sense of satisfaction, but it also left the reader feeling frustrated.
What is "the most common stone monkey gene"?
Haven't read the book yet. I randomly picked up this book and after reading the introduction, I couldn't help but feel unhappy. What is the "most common stone monkey gene"? I have limited experience and have only read online articles for more than ten years. According to my limited knowledge base, there is only one "stone monkey", and it is a unique one in myths and legends.
Author, times have changed. Today's readers want to get happiness and pleasure from novels. The bitter and resentful is no longer in demand. Although your protagonist is not exactly bitter and resentful, he is still in a dilemma. A large number of readers will pass you over from the beginning and then go to find the next book.
Having read the latest chapter - Chapter 195, in summary: a lighthearted and enjoyable read. Overall it's alright, but there are quite a few minor flaws: 1. The influence of gene compatibility is too low. This thing should also affect the upgrade speed and final combat power to be more reasonable. Otherwise, what is the point of showing off with a 30% compatibility?
Of all the books online that focus on monkeys, not a single one actually involves the monkey transformation; they're all basically abandoned.
The protagonist has dual-core second-tier gene apertures, and now that he's used one, doesn't he still have the other one? He can just contract another second-tier one later, right? From the school's perspective, if it succeeds, it's an investment in a genius; if it fails, he's guaranteed a second-tier gene. This is pure AI fiction, completely devoid of any brainpower.
When you see the stove, you can't think of a banana fan. If you can't think of Laojun, you can think of a monkey. It's amazing. What a forced connection.
A dual-core, one-star user claims to be two-star, then selects one-star; does he really think everyone else is stupid? 🤮