
Hard Work Is Rewarded: Slaying Through Chaotic Times to Become a Saint
天道酬勤,杀穿乱世成圣
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1d ago
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386Chapters
102Monthly votes
11.2kRecommendations
66.8kFans
7 ch/weekPace
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He was always looked down upon because of his poor character, but he kept getting proven wrong.
These days, all the novels follow the same formula: the protagonist transmigrates to another world, comes from a poor family, is extorted for protection by a local bully, learns martial arts at a martial arts school, becomes a servant, then moves to another map, levels up, and fights monsters…
Are you serious? What kind of monster did you pull out? What the hell is this recommendation system? How could a story like this fail the first round of recommendations? Seriously? Is this how Qidian adjusts things now? This is absolutely ridiculous!
The protagonist risks his life to save someone, and then gives a thousand taels of gold to the martial arts school? Xiao Hua is so powerful, yet others only support him personally; the martial arts school gets nothing? Why doesn't the Shen family support the protagonist separately? What kind of logic is this?
Having read up to chapter 243, I feel that the storyline before it was released was pretty good. Although it had some clichés, it was generally quite enjoyable. However, the plot from Zhang Guan to the county town became a bit awkward. If the martial arts master wasn't a hidden mastermind, the protagonist should have already died, making it a deus ex machina.
A 20-year veteran bookworm's assessment: Excellent book, highly recommended!
The writing is alright, but aren't there too many female characters? There were already about 20 female characters appearing in the second phase! Recently, they've been changing female characters every few chapters, and I've completely mixed them up.
A high-quality read, getting better after chapter 50. Fast-paced, with exciting fight scenes and decisive action. The characters are all distinctive and well worth reading.
Shennong Post
This book ranks among the top 5 of its kind that I've read. The characters are very well-developed. Although the plot and tropes are somewhat old-fashioned, the writing and story are excellent. The male lead has a bit of the feel of the character from the novel "Ever Night." This book deserves its 10,000 subscribers. I hope everyone will give it a try.
He kept encountering powerful enemies but always survived, which was actually due to a combination of coincidences and cheat codes.