This had really good foundations, I particularly liked this because it highlighted a sort of grim realism with martial arts and the general system of "dungeons" and death that made it feel grounded. However, you could tell that the writers eventually started giving up, from the inconsistencies in the way the dungeon people are portrayed to shelved storylines and rewrites of their lore, the plotholes that were glaringly obvious. Once it reached the part where the rose king was portrayed comically, you could tell the Authors ran out of ideas and decided to pivot to comedy instead. By then it became your typical powerscaling chinese cultivation slop. Though, it does remain relatively interesting until ch. 300, though not as peak as it's first 50 or so chapters. After 300, while it is still digestable slop, the translation for each text bubble has become minimum 250 words so I just gave up reading this shit lol.
This had really good foundations, I particularly liked this because it highlighted a sort of grim realism with martial arts and the general system of "dungeons" and death that made it feel grounded. However, you could tell that the writers eventually started giving up, from the inconsistencies in the way the dungeon people are portrayed to shelved storylines and rewrites of their lore, the plotholes that were glaringly obvious. Once it reached the part where the rose king was portrayed comically, you could tell the Authors ran out of ideas and decided to pivot to comedy instead. By then it became your typical powerscaling chinese cultivation slop. Though, it does remain relatively interesting until ch. 300, though not as peak as it's first 50 or so chapters. After 300, while it is still digestable slop, the translation for each text bubble has become minimum 250 words so I just gave up reading this shit lol.