The Supreme God of War
凌绝至尊战神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 633k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Masters
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Synopsis
Stats
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310Chapters
86Clicks
4Favorites
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Is it a single female lead? Is she devoted to one man?
I survived falling from the building.
Is this even meaningful? The meeting is marked by the sister being thrown off a building and the wife being humiliated. Author, what were you thinking? Couldn't this have been prevented? Wouldn't it have been better to stop it in time? Is the story too cruel, or is the male protagonist just too tragic?
By the time I got to the sixth episode, I really didn't want to watch anymore. His wife was being humiliated, his sister thrown off a building, and he was still babbling on and on with these scumbags. And this guy is supposed to be a soldier (a war god) who's returned from the battlefield?! A man without any backbone like that is a war god? Besides, the hospital was sealed off; where did all those sheriffs come from? It's utter nonsense.
The entire plot is written however the author wants. The protagonist angrily leaves the Han family, only to return and continue suffering. He still plays the "pretending to be weak while actually being strong" trope. All his friends and family are portrayed as fools; how could they not suspect or fear him when he accomplishes such impossible feats? The plot doesn't follow a logical progression; it's just the author illogically dragging things out.