
Unique in the World
独步天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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This novel was a bit of a letdown. 1. At the beginning, the protagonist has enemies all over the world. Brothers and slaves come to humiliate and kill the protagonist. Is it possible? Can slaves insult and kill family members? How can this kind of crime and regicide be indifferent to a family? 2. Why is there a unit of length (meter)? 3. All characters have the same virtues and facial makeup. Speech, behavior, and behavior are all the same. This novel by Zhai Zhu is a bit weak!
The background of "One Step in the World" is set in a world where martial arts are prevalent and the soul is innate. The protagonist, Ye Xu, is a descendant of the Wuhuang family in Liuzhou City, Miao territory. His parents died early when he was young. He is extremely talented in cultivation. He pretends to be plotted and cultivates secretly. Golden Finger is a mysterious jade tower that exists in the body since birth, which can help increase the speed of cultivation and rebuild the foundation of cultivation. Then he uses martial arts to enter shamanism, releases his strong energy, and his physical body is innate, becoming a shaman. Fight for supremacy in the Western Wilderness, defeat many enemies, and achieve the Three Pill Realm. Dominate the Eternal Demon Realm, reborn the soul, and become a great witch. Inherit the soul of the world tree, enter the fairy world to fight against the sons of emperors and even the gods, kings and queens, defeat the demon of the first time, fight against the resurrected ancestor gods and the first king, prove the end of the road, and finally embark on the road to be unparalleled in the world.
I reluctantly ordered it to be good. It's my second read. The last time I read it was nearly ten years ago. One of the characteristics of Zhaizhu's books is that they are passionate. You can put your mind aside and just read it for fun. There are also some private goods in it. It depends on personal preference. But one thing that Zhaizhu's books cannot do without is that the closer to the end, the harder it is to read...
The writing was poor at the beginning, and the plot was not that great; the writing that was good in the middle got better, and there were a lot of fun moments to watch; the writing in the later period was average, and the main problem was that the combat power and realm jumped too fast. But the division of realms before going to the fairy world is a bit complicated, and I can't remember it clearly without making a list. All in all, it's quite good to read as a refreshing novel.
The family is like that, so why stay in the family? Is such a person called smart? We here call such people idiots... They won't live long.
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The setting is novel: a training system of "Innate martial arts → Communicate with Heaven → Obtain Jade Tower/Pagoda inheritance → Become a sorcerer", the protagonist Ye Xu** and "The Supreme Humanity". Negative review: It was criticized that "everyone is full of hostility and aggressive. From domestic slaves to various young masters, all problems are solved by beating and killing." Some readers abandoned the book, saying, "I couldn't stand it. The characters were too violent and lacked depth."
This book is well written and the plot is compact. I wonder what those who say it's not good are reading? Could it be that the same boring time-travel novels that make me vomit are good?
After all, it is an early novel