
The City's Supreme God
都市极道神尊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- –
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1.2kChapters
97kPopularity
913Readers
8.3Score
201Must-read votes
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The protagonist is a bit verbose, and it gets increasingly annoying as you read on. He lacks the domineering and cold demeanor expected of a deity; instead, he's playful, silly, and foolish, like a greenhorn just starting out. He doesn't resemble a deity who has lived for thousands of years at all.
As a reborn individual, immature and unstable...
The main character in this book is a bit stupid; Du Xianzun is still stupid.
This is so messy and wordy!
Such a stupid immortal lord, I stopped reading after a few chapters. He doesn't even recognize a gun, and he wastes so much effort on a few lackeys.
The protagonist, a reborn individual, is utterly useless; the more I read, the more troublesome he becomes. A Celestial Venerable? Ha!
Does the author think readers are fools after reading chapter 47? Why didn't the male lead ask Tang Guo to go find the person he was looking for? Tang Guo can fly and does everything, and dogs can lie.
Why does it turn into a machine towards the end? I don't know why the beginning looks good, but the end is... A bit annoying (just my personal opinion). But I hope you guys will take a look anyway. Hehe.
This chapter ended speechlessly.
The protagonist doesn't seem like a cultivator. Once you reach the Foundation Establishment stage, you should be invincible on Earth. The author should take a look at other cultivation novels.