
Demon King of Tang Dynasty
大唐妖王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 629k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Eastern Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 10y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
0Monthly votes
1kRecommends
32Fans
232Chapters
Synopsis
Reader comments
Readers also read
Panlong, Comes with a Small Universe at the Beginning
Xuanjian: Thousands of Incarnations, Enlightenment Through Time
Eternal Immortal Industry: Starting from Seeing the Entry of Spiritual Beasts
Do You Believe Your Conspiracy Theories but Not Mine?
The Reborn Fashion King
Night Walk of Corpses
China Entertainment: I Really Don't Want to Be a Top Player
Tokyo: Starting from Pretending to Be a Boyfriend
Fusion of Wolf Spider Genes, Killing Like Crazy on the Russian-Ukrainian Battlefield
China Entertainment: This Director Has No Structure
Entering the Chinese Chat Room
The First Demon of Explaining the Teaching
Really, I think it's quite good. I've been reading this book for seven or eight years and I really like this one.
I read it a long time ago, but it was in a browser. I think this book is good. (Personal opinion only)
[Comment] After reading the review: This book is a torture to the author~!
The book is a good book, but it is a bit cruel. In the battle of Jinhua Mountain, Pig's Knuckle was forced to upgrade and become a monster. His good friends were forced to return to the West. The fellow disciples who had helped were forced to betray. Their IQs were crushed in various ways and they were molested by the elders of the sect. In the end, nothing was gained. Alas~~~~~~~In short, this book is not suitable for me who likes to relax. . . 😃
[Comment] Every time I see the attributes of light and darkness divided by the five elements and five colors of vitality, I feel weird.
I feel that the attributes of vitality are two sides of the same body. Those who insist on distinguishing such a specific image are all Westernized views... It seems weird when I see them in Xianxia novels. There are also five elements of spiritual roots, and the fewer the categories of spiritual roots, the more awesome they are. The more they are, the worse they are... All these settings are really annoying... Especially the five element color settings...
[Comment] Received
Personally, I feel that your writing is quite fresh, and your technique is much more proficient than mine. The plot structure is wonderful, making people want to read on, and the description process is detailed. It is not as rough and unclear as mine. It is hard to imagine. Regarding the plot, I seem to have written only one-third of it because your exposition is very comprehensive and thorough, and the work is pure. I feel close to your work. A good beginning is the top priority of a work, and the author has done it. Especially Chen Fa, I particularly like this character. When I started reading, I felt it was a bit boring, and then I wanted to turn it off. Later, I found it interesting, and after reading a few chapters, it was pretty good. The author's description contains many techniques, and some rich insights. I can see that the author can clearly describe some difficulties that are beyond your level. It's not like me writing over and over again, it's still the same few sentences, but I will study more.
[Review] Very good.
I just finished watching it. Although there are some flaws in some settings, it is still very good.
The plot is good, the fighting is not very well written, the level setting is not good, but the author's idea of writing the book is very good.
[Comment] The poster's book skills and character intelligence are not too bad.
😚 I casually clicked in and read more than a dozen chapters. To be honest, although it is not good, it is not bad either. At this level, based on my experience, there are thousands of votes. Maybe the subject matter is not very good? Or the beginning is not bright enough? Come on, author!
[Comment] I hope the protagonist won't explain so much to one person
I hope that the protagonist will not explain so much to one person. During the trial, I saw the protagonist explaining to everyone when asked (although only the princess asked), but Xu Youcai asked and explained how it was. The princess asked why it was like this, and the protagonist also explained why it was like this. Seeing this, I almost gave up the book. Later, I read it with Jinhua Mountain and explained to the great elder how he did it. Where can there be so many explanations? Others don't know what to do with the protagonist? From the beginning, the protagonist set by the author didn't talk so much with strangers, right?