Spirit Martial Defying Heaven

There's a tendency to misuse the phrase "defying the heavens." If "heaven" refers to the Way of Heaven, then logically, things within the Way of Heaven cannot be defied. Let alone defying the heavens—that's too far-fetched—even improving one's status in reality is incredibly difficult. It's always the useless who want to defy the heavens. Take exams, for example.

Battles are often glossed over, while the novel is filled with endless internal monologues about the protagonist. Is this still a fantasy novel? -- It lacks excitement and has poor readability!

It's too literary. I couldn't read more than ten chapters. There are too many words, too many explanations, and too many thoughts. It's like a short essay, and it gives me a headache.

Another story of a seemingly useless person defying fate; is it worth watching?

The storyline is decent and quite enjoyable to read. The only downside is that the author is too verbose.

Really awesome! 😍

Hunted by six major powers in the Northeast Region, he encountered various fortuitous events and inherited skills during the pursuit. After leaving the Northeast Region for over a decade and reaching the Heavenly Gang Realm, he returned. His brother and the others were still only at the True Martial Realm.

Hmm, I don't remember when these books were added to the bookshelf.

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In "The Great Era of Immortals and Demons," the Heavenly Dao is ruthless! Fate is unpredictable! Fight for your obsession! Live for your faith! Descend into the Netherworld, venture into the Yellow Springs, and reign supreme above the Nine Heavens. Immortals and demons are but a thought apart.