The Great Villain of the Immortal Martial World
仙武世界大反派
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- Completed
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- 4.1M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 2y ago
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Now I understand why so many people say it's addictive. The protagonist has reincarnated so many times, each time for at least several decades, yet his mental state hasn't improved at all. He gets angry at the slightest thing, as if he can't function without it. He's been reincarnating for so long... The only thing that could happen is that even a dog on a leash would be in a better state of mind than the protagonist.
The protagonist is boring. What kind of cultivation path does he take? He can only cultivate because he is troubled by love. From beginning to end, it is just the protagonist's emotional entanglements with women. In the end, he even marries most of the women related to him (including his daughter).
The protagonist is so weak, I mean mentally. He gets angry all the time and has no composure at all.
The plot is contradictory. The protagonist clearly already knows that Lord Xinling of Wei knows his identity, so why does he still attend the banquet? Furthermore, the protagonist demonstrates his profound swordsmanship and cunning. Under these circumstances, why would his enemy release him? Author, please use your brain before writing this book.
I just read a few dozen chapters and I can't take it anymore. In the first world, "A Step into the Past," every time he flirted with a girl, he would say he hated Xiang Shaolong, the kind of man who sleeps with every woman he meets. But every woman Xiang Shaolong sleeps with, he flirts with and sleeps with.
It's normal that this book, with its long word count, didn't do well in sales. The twelve chapters of the poison test have already ended in death; this book is terrifying... I'm outta here.
[Comment] Late Ming Dynasty: Is it *The Sword Stained with Royal Blood* or *The Legend of the White-Haired Witch*?
Is it "The Sword Stained with Royal Blood" or "The Legend of the White-Haired Witch" from the late Ming Dynasty?
[Comment] I really like the character Dongfang Sheng.
I really admire the character of Dongfang Sheng; the author wrote him very well. I especially like the female lead, Feng Suzhen; she's beautiful and talented. I hope the author gives her more screen time and doesn't just turn her into a decorative figure. Let her gradually participate in the protagonist's schemes; that would make the story more engaging! 🤭🤭
After reading a few chapters, I found it to be incredibly padded, practically a masterpiece of nonsensical literature. A sentence could be written in one sentence, but it's broken into three paragraphs, each with adjectives added before and after. You can see a lot of repeated adjectives in one paragraph.
Do you have some kind of misunderstanding about the main villain? This first volume is absolutely poisonous! 😆😆😆