Mad God, Demon Lord
狂神魔尊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Mad God Demon VenerableEnglish name
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949Chapters
1.4MPopularity
1.1kReaders
9.1Score
6.4kMust-read votes
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①The first half of this book is quite good and very enjoyable to read. ②The middle part is about overturning one so-called "reality" after another and starting a grand and magnificent scheme. ③The second half is like an academic paper, integrating almost all the realms in cultivation novels. ④ The ending was a huge disappointment, and it even started to fall apart in the middle.
I truly feel sorry for these protagonists. Everyone else can kill them, but every time the protagonist wins, no one dares to kill them. Such protagonists are truly pathetic. It would be better to change the author and make them the protagonist; at least then they could be cuckolded and kneel before the emperor.
Where is the Immortal Tomb?
You won't regret reading this book; it's so addictive and not at all tedious. I felt completely immersed in the book! For those of you who are reading this, just read it and you'll see—it's truly satisfying!
The book was excellent in its entirety, but the ending wasn't very good.
Three years of honing my skills, a lifetime of longing to see you. Leading the yellow dog, I hold up the vast sky, traversing mountains and splitting rivers. Reining in my donkey, I gallop across the north, whipping the whip, singing Qinqiang opera. Speak no words, but behold that dashing young man, riding the chaos, controlling the primordial void. The sky is high, the sea is wide, fish leap, the wind recedes, chasing the sun, surpassing even the phoenix
After looking at it for so long, this level of understanding is really giving me a headache.
First of all, let me clarify that I am not a shill; I have already finished reading this book. 1. The first three or four hundred chapters are okay, but the later ones are not so good, and the ending is even more outrageous. If you like perfect stories, don't read it. 2. The author's logic is chaotic. The martial arts realm is divided into several sets, which are made up arbitrarily.
Do not dwell on the past, do not fear the future, do not be troubled by your heart, and do not be disturbed by your emotions.
The author has too many typos; their mind is probably focused on making money through writing.