The Age of Wuxia for All
全民武侠时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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This is a blood-curdling novel. I couldn't stand reading the Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber part anymore. What kind of monster is this? He can't beat anyone and he loves to cause trouble everywhere. He's either being defeated by the enemy or on his way to being defeated by the enemy. Anyone can defeat him, but no one can kill him.
This design is flawed. Everyone is a protagonist, so why does the protagonist know the plot while the others haven't seen it? That's ridiculous! And what kind of hero is Tian Boguang? He's just a womanizer who deserves to be killed by everyone.
I can't stand it anymore. They started by saying the Martial Domain has around 400,000 people. Leaving aside how the government will deal with them, they also mentioned about ten top-tier organizations, each with 2,000 official members, plus peripheral members. There must be other organizations under those top-tier ones, right? There aren't enough people to go around!
The first chapter alone gave me the impression of extremely low quality. No wonder it didn't become popular.
The entire book barely touches on martial arts for all people; it only shows one world within another, with the whole story taking place in other worlds.
After reading the Shushan volume, I have to admire the author; you've plagiarized all the Shushan fanfiction. One minute it's "Bloody Shushan," the next it's "New Shushan Legend"—a complete mess of mishmash.
I think Ao Bai shouldn't have died. Instead, we should have reminded Kangxi to deal with him, causing internal strife in the Qing court so that the Heaven and Earth Society could take advantage of the chaos. Killing Ao Bai would have just helped Kangxi consolidate power and gather forces to deal with the Heaven and Earth Society, wouldn't it? Where's your brain?
Too watery, no sense of immersion
Seeing Lu Xiaofeng, I don't understand what the main character is in Lu Xiaofeng's world; he's just a background character. The author even said not to follow the plot's ending, haha.
Why is it for everyone? I didn't feel that way; it always felt like a single-player game.