The Eight Wastes of the Divine Martial World
神武八荒
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- Completed
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- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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96.6kFans
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I've read up to chapter 150. Overall, it's alright, but the biggest flaw is why everyone thinks the protagonist isn't a genius? Even if he improved his cultivation through fortuitous encounters, isn't being able to fight opponents of higher levels a genius? Many older cultivators can't even master a martial art to perfection or great skill level, yet the protagonist can reach perfection, even the realm of its essence. Isn't that genius?
It was just too depressing to read. The protagonist, Ning Chong, was constantly being hunted down; he rarely had a moment of peace. Plus, many plot points were illogical. With over 300 chapters left, I simply couldn't continue. I should just take it down!
The first novel that got me hooked 😁
The idea is good, but the writing is terrible.
Novels from years ago are truly unreadable; they're all formulaic and incredibly toxic. Characters fawn over every woman they see, have no backbone, and are riddled with brain-dead supporting characters who inexplicably hate the protagonist.
I highly recommend the masterpiece of cultivation novels, "Against the Gods" (仙逆仙逆). I recommend the sci-fi masterpiece, *Killing the Abyss*. Highly recommended masterpiece with high click-through rates, "Battle Through the Heavens" A recommended milestone in hard science fiction: *The Three-Body Problem* I recommend Tang Jia San Shao, the author with the most perseverance.
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4 Likes and added to favorites! Looking forward to the author's next book! 4 Likes and added to favorites! Looking forward to the author's next book! 4 Likes and added to favorites! Looking forward to the author's next book! 4 Likes and added to favorites! Looking forward to the author's next book! 4 Likes and added to favorites! Looking forward to the author's next book!
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2 Votes cast and favorited the work! Author, keep up the good work with the next book! Ning Chong, who has poor martial arts talent, accidentally and miraculously gains a sense of enlightenment that surpasses even that of a prodigy. Just follow your instincts. While other martial arts practitioners are still struggling with their techniques and skills, Ning Chong is already pushing his way to the highest level of martial arts techniques.