
The Heavenslaying Chronicle
掠天记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Other names
- 9 Coffins of the ImmortalsEnglish name
- Plundering the HeavensEnglish name
- Plunder the SkyEnglish name
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Since discovering online fiction in 2011, I’ve read more than a handful of great books, so I’ve put together this list to share with fellow readers.
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"No boys allowed." "What does that mean?" "It means no boys allowed." "Who can understand what you're saying?" "These are the Emperor's sacred words. They're highly effective against the daemons of the Warp." "Where are the daemons??" "You'll know once you've finished saying it."
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I can't get through any of Lao Gui's novels, yet most of them have become masterpieces. I just don't understand it.
This is a protagonist whom most people don't trust, but fortunately he has a few good brothers and five wives. He doesn't compromise on things that others think are acceptable. What's wrong with kneeling for a friend's life? He doesn't hesitate. The more an immortal cultivates, the more cultivation takes place in their heart. Eventually, everything else can be severed.
To sum up the plot of this book in one sentence: Everyone else, even without internal conflicts, unites to kill you. You kill them both externally and internally. The key is that when you have the ability to kill them, you let so many people go. Then they come back wanting to kill you, and you don't kill them. Then they come back wanting to kill you again. This repeats five hundred times. The end. That's incredibly stupid.
I've read 700 chapters, and even in the late stages of the Golden Egg era, the protagonist's personality is still so immature, and all the opponents seem to have lost their minds. In the ruthless world of cultivation, is this really a good writing style? I feel like this kind of personality makes him easy to kill through underhanded tactics.
Having read about half of this book, I noticed that all the villains are utterly identical in their evil (to the point that even their lines don't need to be changed). The goal of all life forms in the entire world is to cultivate and improve themselves, then bully the weak and fawn over the strong like slaves.
This is a book that sells hatred. It uses the protagonist to generate hatred, uses supporting characters to generate hatred, and uses a network of relationships to generate hatred. All the hatred is for the purpose of fighting. There's always fighting or on the way to fighting. There are very few relaxing scenes.
I can't hold it in anymore.
He's either gambling with his life or on his way to gamble with his life; he's the enemy of everyone in almost every situation; he has cleverness but no grand strategy; and he always relies on incredible luck to escape life-or-death crises...
A close reading reveals a captivating plot with intricate foreshadowing. The character development surpasses that of many other online novels, and the writing is impeccable. While there is a slightly drawn-out section, take your time; it truly is a wonderful book.
This book is a bit better than the others; at least it's readable. But the biggest problem is that you can't just spare every woman you see. Seriously, they're trying to kill you, and you're letting them go and even adding them to your harem.
It's all the same old clichéd plots of showing off and getting slapped in the face, either in secret realms or arenas. Often, just looking at the table of contents is enough. The content is rough and a waste of time.