The Era of the Witch God
巫神纪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- The Magus EraEnglish name
- WuShenJiEnglish name
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Has Xuehong regressed, or have the readers progressed?
As a renowned author and a long-time platinum reader, I read Xue Hong's novels years ago. A few days ago, I stumbled upon "The Chronicles of the Witch God" and read a few dozen chapters. Opinions on the story vary, and since I haven't read much, I won't comment further. However, some descriptions are worth noting. The villains are all portrayed as mentally challenged.
Test of Taste: Undoubtedly, the writing is excellent, and the plot is also very good. However, the way he writes novels is incredibly frustrating to read. This is the first and last book of his I'll read; personal philosophies differ. I don't seek thrills in books, but I can't tolerate every chapter being frustrating. The only recourse is to be bullied by humans and commit suicide. If someone wants to resist, they should prioritize "the greater good of humanity," and let others kill them, hmph.
Seeing the overall trend in the comments section, I feel that online hostility is getting increasingly heavy. First of all, the quality of a book can't be judged by just reading a few chapters, right? The villains are idiots? Are you sure you've read the background setting? Is Di Shi Sha also idiots? Do you even know who Di Shi Sha is?
[Comment] Thanks to Dianping for letting us realize just how foolish we were. Through thick and thin, we're in this together.
First of all, I want to apologize to all my friends. My irrational behavior yesterday made everyone worry. Last night's vote-deduction incident, the fact that I lost over 18,000 monthly votes, made me realize that competing for rankings is all meaningless. It would be so much better to use the money to buy food.
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Let me share my thoughts on authors in the online novel world. As we all know, Tang Jia San Shao, currently ranked number one on the rich list, is a king-level writer among online novelists. Not only is his writing exceptionally talented, but each of his books is also imaginative and groundbreaking.
Thank you, Chronicles of the Wizard Gods, for appearing in my homework.
The author's re-creation of this story, a copy of "The Song of the Witches," is the stupidest and most anti-humanity move I've ever seen. Back in the time of "The Song of the Witches," Earth was at least a planet, its diameter only a million miles. The power levels of the Great Witches were limited; they couldn't even destroy a single planet.
I want to ask, the protagonist comes from the future, knowing full well that Yu the Great's father failed in his flood control efforts, and knowing that dredging is worse than blocking, why didn't he offer any suggestions when Yu the Great's father was controlling the floods?
This is a terrible novel with extremely chaotic character settings.
The protagonist is sometimes as cunning as a monkey, sometimes as stupid as a pig. Sometimes he can defeat saints several levels above him, and other times he's completely outmatched by random players several levels lower. It's like a Frankenstein's monster—a collection of works written by three or four people and then pieced together.