The Creation Body-Refining Art
造化炼体决
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.9M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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[Comment] Beast... Ah...
Author, do you dare explain what it means when the protagonist sees his aunt in the first chapter and "a flash of infatuation crossed his eyes"? Or am I just not well-read enough to understand the deeper meaning of infatuation? And when he sees his cousin, who is also his aunt's daughter, he's infatuated too? What kind of beastly protagonist are you trying to write? Has he never seen a woman before?
I really hate this kind of thing.
Novels that claim geniuses need more resources to level up, and whose powerful techniques slow down leveling up, are toxic. What's the point of being invincible at the same cultivation level? Every time the protagonist is a "trash" character, they talk about how fast geniuses level up and how much their techniques help. Then, when the protagonist is a genius, they say geniuses need countless more resources to level up, and how difficult it is to level up with better techniques. It's truly toxic.
Inbreeding and consanguineous marriage—are you an author from an uncivilized region? The family names are a mess…
No wonder the protagonist is a complete waste. He might instantly level up if he takes a pill that grants explosive power to someone below the sixth level of the Acquired Realm, but if someone below the Acquired Realm takes a pill that promises to break through, they can only break through to the Acquired Realm. Don't talk about having a strong foundation.
I thought it was a body-training novel, but it turns out it isn't. It's so hard to find a pure body-training novel; brute force can overcome all obstacles.
Did the protagonist's incredible physique go to waste? Even with such an amazing physique, he still needs medicine to improve his cultivation. What happened to his superhuman physique? Where did his ability to heal by sunbathing go? How is his cultivation speed any different from that of an average genius?
[Comment] Speechless
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This book is utterly off-putting; the plot is so outdated, all from years ago. And not only has it picked up the same old tropes, it's also picked up some old, cheesy plot devices. It's incredibly awkward, yet it's still ranked number one on the bestseller list.
This protagonist is mentally challenged, has a split personality, and eats people's souls after they die—disgusting!
Is this book any good or not?