The Ming Cult Leader of the Condor Heroes World
射雕世界明教教主
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- Ongoing
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- 403k Words
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- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
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- 2d ago
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129Chapters
50Monthly votes
815Recommendations
8.1kFans
12 ch/weekPace
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The writing is alright, but the protagonist's character is terrible. Guo Jing is honest and simple, but this protagonist is just plain stupid. The entire Ming Cult is only a handful of people, and the protagonist is invincible in the Ming Cult when he can't even withstand a single move from Hong Qigong. This kind of Ming Cult is just ridiculous.
The main character is an indigenous person; feel free to leave a comment if you're interested.
It's well-written, but unfortunately, the protagonist isn't a time traveler. However, it brings a fresh perspective and doesn't follow the main plot.
Shouldn't we try to learn the Nine Yang Manual from Shaolin Temple? The Nine Yang Manual already exists in this timeline.
It's supposed to be a time-travel story, but the protagonist seems like a native who doesn't know anything. Moreover, the time-travel aspect is only mentioned in the synopsis and doesn't seem to be reflected in the main text.
What right do you, a local, have to stand up for yourself?
In the first chapter, there's a bunch of "is it just...?" I don't know if the author's writing is from a primary school student or if they used AI.
The part with the protagonist and Hong Qigong was somewhat interesting. However, in the dozen or so chapters after Hong Qigong left, leading up to the trip to Mount Kongtong, the protagonist was portrayed as foolish and narrow-minded. The author may have intended to write a lighthearted story about cross-server chat, but it makes the entire Ming Cult seem to be under a spell of reduced…
Is there any need to search for the "Military Manual of Yue Fei"? With such high individual martial prowess, emperors can be replaced at will. If you wanted to rule the world, why not just replace the emperors of other countries with your own people? This book is going to fall apart if it's not revised soon.
The main character's personality was quite unique and well-written in the beginning, and his romance with Huang Rong was a sweet treat. However, the recent chapters haven't been as enjoyable; something feels off. First, there's the change in the main character. Although I know the author wanted to show the protagonist's growth, it was only explored in one or two chapters, which felt insufficient.