White Jade Capital in the Twenty-First Century
二十一世纪的白玉京
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- Ongoing
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- 315k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 15d ago
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The synopsis is really great, but the main text seems a bit lacking. The main text is written quite seriously, lacking the humorous, slightly wicked, and quirky feel of the synopsis.
The name foreshadows the fate. The protagonist of this book is named Jiang Lü Shang, referencing figures like Jiang Shang and Jiang Ziya. Is this a version of the Investiture of the Gods?
The plot is actually quite good, but every character is portrayed as a talkative news anchor.
It's another case of a child saving the world; such an important child, supervised daily, being taken away by a random person pretending to be him—it's classic.
Complex composition
Digimon, Jackie Chan Adventures, Ultraman, Super Sentai, and I doubt there'll be EVA, Kamen Rider, or anything like that in the Marvel universe.
The real-world chapters were alright, but once we entered the imaginary space, it was like the Shinjuku final battle – constant patching, one power spike after another, and it wasn't even all combat; about 80% of it was dialogue. It was written too hastily.
The writing is so messy. Could you please focus on the main character's perspective? Three or four chapters of the other parts would be enough; writing over ten chapters with the main character barely getting any screen time is really bad.
It's too messy, I feel like it's going to fall apart before I can write any more.
A complete mess; AI could never write something like this.
The protagonist himself has no idea what he will become. He transforms from a human into Agumon, instantly evolves into Greymon, then into MetalGreymon, and finally even WarGreymon appears, resulting in a mutual destruction. After that, the protagonist starts transforming into other strange and bizarre things.
This book basically exploded. It used a relatively niche system (Digimon), a difficult subject matter (a story about the revival of spiritual energy in a mid-city, which couldn't challenge the system, the people, the military, etc., Like Japanese stories about spiritual energy revival or behind-the-scenes manipulators), and a complicated writing style (the second volume focused on an ensemble…