
Unrivaled Under Heaven
独步天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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Many readers who came to know Zhaizhu's books because of "The Shepherd's Tale" are saying that only "The Shepherd's Tale" is good, and that his previous books are all trash, and how the difference is so big. As an early die-hard fan of Zhaizhu, I followed his footsteps from "The World's Best" to "Emperor's Venerable," "Humanity's Supreme," and now "The Shepherd's Tale."
Shouldn't a protagonist who's hated everywhere reflect on himself? At only fourteen, he's already made enemies of the whole world. I think someone like that shouldn't be living in this world; he should just end it all. Can't you write a more normal world? The protagonist is a complete waste of time, and when a genius emerges from his family, no one protects him?
Pig's novels are all wonderful; new readers, could you please be a little patient? They get better and better as you read on! 😊
So, Zhaizhu was already this brave back in 2012? I didn't see any comments like "Emperor's Humanity" on that. He'll be brave again someday.
It's over. I first read it 12 years ago, and then I read all of Pig's books. After "Peerless," I read "Emperor's Venerable" and "Humanity" in their entirety, up to "Shepherd God" now. This is my sixth time reading "Peerless," and six years have almost passed in the blink of an eye... It's amazing how time flies.
Forgive my bluntness, but I suggest reading chapters up to 46 on other websites; you can continue reading the rest later. 😁
Everyone says it gets better after chapter 100, but I've read over 300 and haven't even remembered the plot. It's just endlessly acquiring treasures, then being chased by one or more people, killing others, then being chased again in a different location. It's so addictive! If it weren't for the somewhat novel level system, I wouldn't have been able to finish over 300 chapters. I'm giving up.
I personally prefer the game "The Legend of Dugu".
The protagonist in this book is too arrogant, causing trouble everywhere. He can fight against opponents five or six levels higher and escape unscathed, which is a bit too far-fetched.
I read this book seven years ago when I had a 3G semi-touchscreen phone. It was free on WoReading for a limited time, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. After the free period ended, I gradually read it again using my phone credit to purchase book points. I read it five times, finding it incredibly captivating. After finishing this book, I couldn't bring myself to read any other fantasy or xianxia novels. I don't understand why some people criticize it. If you don't like it, you don't have to read it.