DaoistXqgNft - Profile

With a young boy striving for revenge against his own family. He sacrificed 72 years of his life span and all of his positive emotions along with the ability to procreate. Considering this kind of concept, the novel should be pretty good right? Kinda This novel is pure dopamine inducing machine with level ups and attribute increases with the first few hundred chapters. And I like that kind of thing except until the middle and the end. First off lets's start with... Story: The first few hundred chapters as I've said are pretty good. Even if the MC starts acting out of character and trying to be a hero of justice, which I may have just misunderstood. Overall, the first few hundred are good. Until the middle part of the story where plot points kept getting repeated and the amount is so much that it's practically filler. The author basically ran out of ideas at that point. And at the end when the author starts to spice things up with plot twist, he went a lil too far by making the MC the ultimate existence from birth and making his grandmas's image (whom he had just taken revenge against) not as bad. I don't understand why he only is good at sword arts when he can learn anything with one look. I know he got sealed up and stuff, but still. He could've gotten the best martial arts talent instead of just the best swords art talent. One thing I like though is the modern worlds he has gone to when he was striving for the tiers in the nine heavens. Characters: The MC is the MC. What else do I need to say? The author clearly wants the MC to be himself, which I like and that he does experience character development. But I don't even care anymore, even though I already finished this novel. I mostly just skimmed through it after that crappy plot twist. As for the other characters? I don't even want bother to state the trash, but I have to. Little to no character development whatsoever, and the author likes to imagine sexy women with how many paragraphs he needs just to describe a female characters looks and how sexy she is and all. That's how the author introduces female characters basically. Introduces so many arrogant young master characters that he ran of ideas for names so he just started calling them young master 1 and young master 2 (not literally, but close). World building: Started off fine, wanting to see how this world will fair. Until I'm met with disappointment and the world ain't as good as I'd hoped. Barely meets my standards of a good world, but it's good enough since the other worlds in the nine tier heavens are pretty good to see. Would have been better if more details and descriptions were added and the author elaborated on some parts. Still, this world is still a world I guess. Translation: Pretty good job on the translation part, with minor mistakes here and there. But considering how this is a thousand chapter novel, I'll let it slide. Overall, the translator did a phenomenal job. Conclusion: Don't waste your time reading this trash, the ending was an acid trip and I still don't know how it ended. I would've given this a lower score if possible, but since I have to count the score for the translation and considering the translator did a superb job. I'll leave it as is. First few hundred chapters are a blast for my brain to induce dopamine with level ups and beating up young masters, but I don't think it's worth it for the rest of the thousand chapters of BS. So fellow Daoist, I'll see you on the other side of the heavens.