
High Martial World 2077: I Lie Flat and Cultivate Through Beast Taming
高武2077:我靠御兽躺平修炼
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
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- 1mo ago
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There were too many settings; the author's ability to simplify was lacking. The long, drawn-out introductions of settings made the plot move extremely slowly, making it tiring to read.
Although it's an academy-themed story, it doesn't start with direct conflict with classmates, nor does it involve a character experiencing a low point in life, being a loser with their strength crippled, and then suddenly gaining a power boost, turning the tables in the third chapter. This type of story is a real headache to read! So far, it's not bad.
It has nothing to do with beast taming; it's actually a binding system.
Book title fraud
The book is titled "Lying Flat," but the protagonist is actually a "King of Curry," who is rich, has cheat codes, has a childhood sweetheart next door, and is particularly curry-free. However, in order to reduce the power level and fill in the plot, the book has to manipulate the numbers.
It's watchable, but later it turns into a story about a nanny who squanders money.
Even with all sorts of top-grade spiritual items and elixirs readily available, they're still hard to find and difficult to evaluate. When using them personally, they're stingy; but when giving them to others, they're incredibly generous.
The book title is "Lying Down," and Chapter Three says, "You'll Have to Roll It Up Yourself." What a slap in the face!
The title is rubbish, but the content is good. It would be better if it explained the cultivation system's levels and things like spirit orbs. The setting was confusing; I only understood it after reading the synopsis.
Shennong Evaluation
Simply put, it's between basic fare and premium quality. The author earns tens of thousands of points daily. The pacing is brisk, and both the main and supporting characters feel like complete individuals with emotions and growth. Conflicts are well-structured and coherent. The protagonist's overpowered abilities are just right—not invincible all at once, nor useless for several chapters. The consistent update schedule allowed me to finish the book in one go, leaving me wanting more.
The author's descriptions feel too detailed; a single day's content could be covered in ten or more chapters (it gives off a multi-transmigration style, where characters' strength increases dramatically in a single day). Either write about the entire high school period or the university years.
Weekly tests are really unnecessary; taking up three days each time seriously affects students' training time.