War Against Heaven

Isn't Cangtian Baihe a great god?

An incredibly awesome science fiction epic novel, *The Three-Body Problem*... A very high-quality post-apocalyptic novel, "The Perfect Form"... A novel with a very high number of clicks, "Battle Through the Heavens"... A highly recommended Xianxia novel, "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality"... A novel with a very high subscription rate, *Mang Huang Ji* (The Legend of the Wilderness)...

Let me say a few words too. I started reading this book a few years ago, but to be honest, I didn't finish it. This is the sequel to "God of War". At the time, "White Crane" was incredibly popular, and "God of War" had topped the charts. But it was this book that ruined the white crane. The reason is simple: nanny article

It feels like this past year and a half was just waiting for the woman's cultivation progress. The condensation of the Qi vortex and the inner charm technique have absolutely nothing to do with each other. The writing is a bit intellectually questionable.

Haha, I never read novels before. The first novel I ever read was "Martial God," and that's how I gradually started to like reading novels.

This book has terrible pacing; I've never seen an author control the pacing of a book so badly. In the early stages, the author stubbornly refused to level up, spending ages describing each level. However, as levels increased later, the leveling speed far surpassed that of the earlier chapters.

My first physical book! Although I didn't want to buy it myself, someone gave it to me, but it's really good! I've read it more than 5 times, but my copy doesn't seem to be complete, and I got confused towards the end. But it's a good book, and I enjoyed it at the time!

The plot development was somewhat abrupt, and it ultimately failed to explain what the so-called sacred fruit of heaven and earth was, or its relationship to the work. The ending was also ambiguous and incomplete.

I've read "Martial God" many times, and now I finally want to follow it up. I'll check out the sequel to the novel to see where the Heavenly Divine Fruit goes.

This is a nanny novel; the nanny care is too excessive. The protagonist's breakthrough is very casual, while the supporting characters' breakthroughs take a long time to develop.