
Riding the Wind
风驭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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The protagonist seems a bit silly. He stumbled into the world of cultivation halfway through his life and doesn't know anything about it. He doesn't even bother to brush up on his knowledge and can't recognize anything. Every time he encounters something good, he doesn't recognize it and it's always someone else who recognizes it.
It's hard to imagine that a character like the protagonist could have emerged from a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood. The characterization is a complete failure, a total farce. Author, you should really stop writing fantasy novels. I endured reading hundreds of chapters while constantly complaining, but you're treating your readers like idiots. You reap what you sow; if you don't take it seriously, your readers won't buy it.
This ending is a little different, hehe! 😄 is also acceptable.
Have you ever read the novel that the people complaining about? Look at when the author wrote this book, and then look at what types of books you have read and complained about.
Of the three million words in hope's novel, two million are useless filler; it's actually a novel that barely exceeds one million words.
Calling upon the author!!! I've read this book three times! I hope the author can provide some insights. PS: I guess the lazy bird has long forgotten.
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In the fickle weather of early spring, when warmth gives way to chill, it's hardest to find peace. A few cups of weak wine are no match for the evening's sudden, sharp wind. The wild geese fly past, a sight that saddens me, for they are old acquaintances.
It's a very well-written Xianxia novel. It's decent and standard, which is what I like. And the "golden finger" (referring to a special ability or advantage) doesn't seem out of place.
When writing a book, the author must be careful. Anyone with a brain knows that when you go to a strange world, you must understand the rules of that world and the various resources. Moreover, this is a cultivation world. If you don't understand the world and society where you live, how do you think you can die?
I only realized the main character was Jiu Jue when I saw the last few pages. It got me so excited I almost wanted to swear!