Lin Feng was once the supreme king of the Yunmeng Continent. When the Yunmeng Continent faced a fight for its very survival, a divine sword carried him, body and all, as he transmigrated into the Xuanhuang Great World. He lost all his cultivation and memories, and took the place of another Lin Feng who looked exactly like him and shared his name. As a result, he became a world-famous good-for-nothing, a wastrel in everyone’s eyes, and was even declared incapable of mastering divine abilities. Yet when everyone else had forgotten him, Lin Feng opened up another path of cultivation. From that moment on, he defied fate and changed his destiny...
If Heaven stands against me, I’ll defy Heaven; if the gods won’t accept me, I’ll slay them.
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I finished reading God of Death, and I couldn't put it down. The first half of the story was really exciting, with ups and downs. Ever since the death of Situ Yuxin, I felt like I couldn't be happy due to the continuous sadness and the protagonist's frustration. Almost the entire second half was so amazing, whether it was the beautiful Valley of Ten Thousand Flowers, the Star Reaching Tower, or Xuan Yi's lonely city where the latent emperor saved the protagonist, captured the impermanent, and shook the heroes. The God of Destruction and the Battle of Fang Han all make people grasp their faces and marvel at the author's extraordinary talent and unique writing style, which has eclipsed tens of millions of online articles and made them unreadable. The most difficult thing for me to accept is the amazing character Makinochi who runs through the whole book. The number of appearances and the deep affection for the protagonist are completely inconsistent with this hasty and simple ending without any final emotional explanation. The most shocking thing is Disappointment, and the lack of explanation of the deaths of Li Jing and Zuo Kun, including the sudden and violent deaths of Situ Yuxin and Ouyang Yu, all made me feel suspenseful. The author also painfully failed to explain where Ouyang Qian's precious body went after Ouyang Qian's tomb on the Tianxing Platform was destroyed at Yuhua Peak. In fact, Ouyang Qian's death itself was extremely painful, but it didn't matter how things turned out. Let's get over it. This is also due to the failure to write about the love between men and women and to depict women in a deep and fascinating way. Although this book has many shortcomings and loopholes, it is definitely a high-spirited and fascinating novel.
I wonder if I can still see it if I miss it
I finished reading God of Death, and I couldn't put it down. The first half of the story was really exciting, with ups and downs. Ever since the death of Situ Yuxin, I felt like I couldn't be happy due to the continuous sadness and the protagonist's frustration. Almost the entire second half was so amazing, whether it was the beautiful Valley of Ten Thousand Flowers, the Star Reaching Tower, or Xuan Yi's lonely city where the latent emperor saved the protagonist, captured the impermanent, and shook the heroes. The God of Destruction and the Battle of Fang Han all make people grasp their faces and marvel at the author's extraordinary talent and unique writing style, which has eclipsed tens of millions of online articles and made them unreadable. The most difficult thing for me to accept is the amazing character Makinochi who runs through the whole book. The number of appearances and the deep affection for the protagonist are completely inconsistent with this hasty and simple ending without any final emotional explanation. The most shocking thing is Disappointment, and the lack of explanation of the deaths of Li Jing and Zuo Kun, including the sudden and violent deaths of Situ Yuxin and Ouyang Yu, all made me feel suspenseful. The author also painfully failed to explain where Ouyang Qian's precious body went after Ouyang Qian's tomb on the Tianxing Platform was destroyed at Yuhua Peak. In fact, Ouyang Qian's death itself was extremely painful, but it didn't matter how things turned out. Let's get over it. This is also due to the failure to write about the love between men and women and to depict women in a deep and fascinating way. Although this book has many shortcomings and loopholes, it is definitely a high-spirited and fascinating novel.