The Throne of the End Times

Zhuang Bifan's books are, well, the setting is perfect, the power system is perfect, but the plot is extremely weak. A book that could have been a masterpiece is ruined by this terrible plot, making it impossible for me to continue reading.

Reading Zhuang Bifan's books is so enjoyable, just like when I read Er Gen's books. I felt he had a bright future. It's a pity I was busy for a while and didn't log in. My high-level VIP account was hacked, supposedly for playing games. The same account I registered was fine. It was an inside job, I understand. Never mind, Zhuang, you're awesome! You're amazing!

This book uses the same template from beginning to end, repeating endlessly: I (the protagonist) am awesome, but I'm low-key, I won't say it. Let you all show off in front of me, then I'll slap you in the face, slap slap slap. Why can't I avoid conflict with just one sentence? I just won't say it; my henchman could also avoid conflict with one sentence, but he just can't say it either, the plot requires it, we have to go through the above process. It's honestly incredibly idiotic…

I was quite impressed when I read it as a child, especially the later chapters about dragons, the settings—silver dragons, colorless dragons, aerial fortresses—I thought this book completely outclassed other fantasy novels at the time.

The Throne of the End Times is the second book I've ever read, and the first one I wait for every morning to see the author update. I remember waking up at 6:30 every morning, and the first thing I did was check if The Throne of the End of Dharma had been updated. Then it was abandoned. I was really, really sad that morning. The Throne of the End Times is truly a starting point for me.

I fully support Zhuang Laoda's work, giving it my absolute best!!! 🌹🌹🌹🌹

Every time I read the first chapter, I'm struck by the grand scale of the setting. The thought of a poorly written ending is heartbreaking. While the current portrayal of power struggles and face-slapping moments feels somewhat forced, the grand setting itself is still incredibly impressive. I wonder if there are any other Western fantasy books like this.

I love this book so much; I've read it several times. The grand and captivating world-building is what attracts and fascinates me most. I also love the male lead's character. The fact that he has no romantic partner is one of my favorite protagonist traits. 😊 Unfortunately, the ending was too rushed, and many foreshadowing elements felt unresolved, and some even seemed to have been forgotten towards the end. However, I still really like this book. It showed me a wonderful magical world.

After reading this novel, I felt something was off. Suddenly, I wanted to see the author's name. Zhuang Bifan = pretentious show-off. I instantly understood.

I understand if you can't get into the book, but please, look at when this book was published—it's 5 years ago. Back then, it was mostly written by older readers. The book's tropes weren't considered old-fashioned at the time. In fact, you could read it even without thinking. I feel that many books nowadays are inferior to this one.