Yeah... it sucks. And not in a "good" way either like what other reviews seem to imply. The intentional shittiness is exaggerated to the point that the story is pretty much unreadable. So the story completely lacks any kind of hook to draw the reader other than the obvious intentional parody premise. But that's insufficient to make it interesting for even a tenth of the story's total length. Once you're over that novelty, there's nothing else. Most of the people rating this 5 stars probably don't have any intentions of... more>> reading the entirety of it and only do it so as to perpetuate an unfunny joke. <<less

I am sorry but... I can't accept this

I know why this has high review rate because of sarcarsm, but, I can't bring myself to evaluate this any higher

Do you wanna know what is this story about? At first me too. At the beginning I found the author's speech unusual but I thought it wast supossed to be like that.

... more>> And then, every little thing I read, I though "Okay, maybe this has a deeper meaning".

But it was impossible to finish this. I was almost crying blood tears at the middle-late chapters, so I will never know how it ends and I don't wanna know it either.

Conclusion? Deep tr*sh. The last thing you wanna cast your eyes on. This is more a punishment than an enjoyment. That is it. <<less

Invisible Dragon is a masterpiece the perfect novel to sit back and read with bleach and tide pods, I recommend it to everyone; any Rick and Morty fan will enjoy the subtle humour, theoretical physics and Invisible Dragon's nihilistic outlook which is deftly woven into his characterisation- his personal philosophy draws heavily from cancer.

The readers understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realise that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE and every other novel. As a... more>> consequence people who dislike Invisible Dragon truly ARE idiots. <<less

This is pure tr*sh. 5/5 stars. Would never read again, but I don't regret reading it either.

The MC is way over powered.

Not only is he super duper strong and can destroy about anything in 000.1 seconds, but he's invisible as well so nobody can land an attack back on him because they can't even see him and even if they did he could take 50 nukes to the face and still survive.

This was meant to be parody/comedy so I went in expecting intentional terrible writing and that is what was... more>> presented to me upon reading. <<less

This novel has literally changed my life.

It was able to make such a great change in my english examination results this year, something that tuition will never accomplish; I dropped from an A to an U in one day. Comment from teacher:... Good Luck in Life...

Experience the Unimaginable.

Make all you have, Invisible.

This was an interesting read. As long you don't take it seriously and curious what it feel like to go down the rabbit hole of the weird place in Novels then by all mean give it a go.

A hilarious parody of pretty much all webnovels (especially ones whose plots revolve around beating people up with special powers and just being OP). It's something special. A wonderful joke of a novel.

My main gripe is that it's too long. Could be about 50 times shorter. Since it's so long it stops being funny after a while just repeating the same joke over and over.

Invisible Dragon is truly the peak of human creation, Invisible Dragon is the greatest piece of literature ever devised, it puts every other work to shame, the sheer amount of emotion and brilliant writing in Invisible Dragon makes it the greatest novel you could ever read, this novel is so good that you may actually never want to read another novel ever again because you will never find a single piece of fiction that will ever compare to Invisible Dragon. Invisible Dragon is a triumph of humanity, a masterpiece, the... more>> main character, Invisible Dragon himself is a symbol of human society. Invisible Dragon overcomes adversity and grows as an individual through those experiences. Duichidak is a brilliant author, the way he uses unconventional spelling, his writing style, everything. The Invisible Dragon has changed my life and countless others. I woke up one day and realized that I was not the Invisible Dragon. In my dismay, I decided that I would change my life. Now I am but a fragment of the Invisible Dragon. There is no piece of fiction in the same realm as this masterpiece. You read this when you are down. You read this when you don't want to think. You read this during tough times. You read this during good times. Experience this masterpiece first hand. You will not regret it. <<less

May I just say I have never cried and laughed harder until I read this magnum opus of a novel. There is absolutely no way I am able to describe this masterpiece in one review so I will keep it short:

This novel was written beautifully, the words written are only a sight to behold. Even after reading this novel over so many times I still find myself trying to comprehend the complexity of the writing and the messages hidden within it. The main character is someone to sympathize with and... more>> root for every step of the way. I was blown away with every word I read, and I will never be able read anything like this ever again. <<less

this story is written beautifully. It’s so captivating and left me on the edge of my seat. The invisible dragon is an inspiration and I hope to be like him one day. Before reading invisible dragon I was lost, but now I’m found. I’m dating every female on the planet, I have 50 sports cars and 69 mansions. I owe it all to invisible dragon. Truly beautiful story.

Invisible Dragon is a story of an author that wants to show people his amazing storytelling of a strong, typical trope of a protagonist in the current novels written both chinese and korean genre, from which the dragon experienced multiple stages of transformations from the typical story of a conquerer to the ending where the dragon matured enough to accept reality, an story not for some people that has still too early of a stimulant from current novels but to those who experienced it thoroughly and enjoyed the journey, searching... more>> for newer genre to read, you just cant help but feel weirdly attached to something unreasonably recognizable by how it goes, its a dizzying, confusing beautiful world of an elementary and I enjoyed it <<less

In the story invisible dragon, the author demonstrates the clever use of clichés in the right places and great character writing. The book contains many deep and sophisticated philosophy that stimulates deep thought; and it made me gain multiple insights throughout. Author Duichidak is a free spirit, meaning his plot although filled with clichés, never follows the trend or gets stale. This has led to many people leaving harsh comments from the very start. But just like Steve Jobs, he persevered and found happiness in being able let his incredible... more>> imagination loose without being tied down by other people's expectations. Invisible Dragon is a magnum opus from said author. It is comparable to Da Vinci when he drew Mona Lisa. This work is a masterpiece that any individual can achieve only once in his lifetime, no matte how hard he tries again. So, please, read this book with your mind open and pupils dilated.

The plot is a tragic tale of happiness, comedy, friendship, camaraderie and unrelenting love for the world. The characters and the descriptions have taken inspiration from the greatest and most ancient poets and authors. So it has the effect of making you sit hours in your chair, thinking about the profoundness contained within, while making you feel like you are not a man just reading a novel on his phone or computer, but a man in an era beyond ancient, wondering in your dusty robes and stroking an unshaved, dirty beard. Character development is done in a delicate and meticulous way, with noticeable growth and change in every character as they experience more and more. The main character, the invisible dragon, symbolizes the fall of a titan, the fall of the greatest kingdom, and light of the utmost density slowly dimming. "Evil" characters represents the entire world and order itself. The main character who did not care for order as it comprehended chaos was faced against against the world who is controlled by order. Betrayed by his loved ones, camaraderie that remains eternally unbroken even as the world stands against him, and undying love for the world makes this a truly unbelievable read. I would recommend you giving this a try no matter what situation you are in or going through. Thank you, Duichidak, for making my inner world a season of light during times where the darkness seems to never end.

P.S: Please support this book by giving it a five star, no I am not paid or friends with the author. I just genuinely cared about this masterpiece. If you think that it won't change the huge amount of haters that represent the greatest fire, remember that no raindrop, thinks its responsible for the flood. <<less

The ultimate rickroll of the novel world.

IT'S SO sh*t THAT IT'S SO GOOD.

I read it in the bad times, I read it in the good times.

It never gets tiring to read.

It's a solid 69/10.

Oh my god. Words cannot describe how much of a masterpiece this is. Duichidak managed to write a story that captivated me, yet still had insane plot twists and fights. Every fight was done to absolute perfection. I cannot find a single thing that was not done well during the intense battles throughout the story. Invisible Dragon is not only a powerful MC, but also ... more>>

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somewhat arrogant as seen with his treatment of Shang'a.

[collapse]

My expectations were high, but holy f*ck did this shatter them. If only Duichidak came back and wrote Duike... <<less

After reading this novel, I reached enlightenment and ascended. I'm typing this from heaven.

Thank you Invisible Dragon for you have guided me to my path and gave me the light. I shall forever sing praises.

Edit: Also, can we appreciate how one of the tags is "s*xual cultivation"? Absolute perfection, I tell you.

By the nine divines!

Is it ok for something like this to exist?

This goes above and beyond literature itself! I still have yet to be enlightened and actually comprehend the profound meaning of the novel but to put it simply... surely this must be the path to achieve heaven.

Haha, honestly though the truth is that it's very deserving of its title as one of the seven forbidden texts of Korea, please prepare yourself mentally before you decide to read this, or else you'll actually suffer a major SAN drop.

It's been almost two years since I last read any novel and found any sort of enjoyment to finish from start to bottom. Invisible Dragon exceeds the limits of your standard web-novel and light novel that you've read before. Truly pushing literature as a whole to a brand new level which has never been seen. Writers such as Mark Twain, Edgar Allan Poe, J.K. Rolling in the deep, Dr. Seuss, and even William Shakespeare himself have all cited this masterpiece as an influence for their writing styles and their overall... more>> careers.

The narration of the author along with their own input during the story adds a charm like no other. Reminiscent of a traveling guide or companion while you're on a journey to greatness. The author pops in and out telling us to continuu reading as we progress on our path to finishing one of the world's greatest literature.

If you ever find yourself overwhelmed by the saturated market of isekai's, harems, cultivation, reincarnation, dense protagonist, airheaded female leads, then look no further to the modern swan songs of novels in Invisible Dragon. <<less

To be honest I didn't find it that funny but I don't know if it is because of my lack of emotions or because of the spelling. I kinda didn't understand most of it and the comments were either sarcastic or completely honest about this being one of the 7 forbidden korean scripts and important literature. I don't know why most of the people who read this are so excited about it I did't find it that awesome. But it had some good points at least.

Dunno if this is satire but it's damn near impossible to read/actually enjoy, even if the grammar is intentional.