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Apotheosis – Ascension to Godhood
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Rating(3.1 / 5.0, 105 votes)
| 5 | 39% (41 votes) |
| 4 | 8% (8 votes) |
| 3 | 11% (12 votes) |
| 2 | 10% (11 votes) |
| 1 | 31% (33 votes) |
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3913 Chapters (Completed)
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Weekly Rank: #2000Monthly Rank: #2000
All Time Rank: #5488
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On 1131 Reading Lists
Monthly Rank: #8915
All Time Rank: #6271
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.Luo Zheng is at the bottom of the Luo Clan hierarchy, despite his family being the founders of a power refining technique that could instantly defeat any opponent.
One night, enraged by unfair treatment from a family steward, Luo Zheng burns the family records. In doing so, the hidden magic in the book engulfs him and Luo Zheng becomes a new skilled fighter. Fleeing his home and despicable clan, Luo Zheng must learn to harness his powers to rescue his younger sister while his own cousins are on his pursuit.
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One entry per lineTempered into Immortal
The Endless Road to Divinity
不灭武神
百炼成神
The Endless Road to Divinity
不灭武神
百炼成神
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Recommendation Lists
| Date | Group | Release |
|---|---|---|
| 12/12/17 | I Translate For Fun | c1 |
1.) The ridiculous and wafer-thin justifications from the father to "train" and mould his son into a hero or saviour of the world he created. There is a man/god who created a world and he knows there're plans among his god mates to take him down and destroy his world. So he painfully paves the way for his son to inherit his mantle and take revenge for him. But here's the big BUT; so instead of telling his son through whatever means about what befell him, he faked his death, turned his son into a s*ave, instructed his close friends to tell the poor boy nothing but still expected him to rise to the occasion and figure out the puzzle or the mess that he left behind.
2.) The flimsy and inconsistent motivations from the MC to continue on his quest to invincibility. In the beginning, his sister was imprisoned by the "good guys" and later kidnapped by what I thought was a great villain. So those reasons are solid enough for the MC to strive to become strong. His sister becomes the very reason for his fight and his survival. But as the story progresses, it becomes his father's fight that he has to shoulder and later it was his mother's and then his grandfather's and the world. It seems whenever he moves up to the next world, he has to be the saviour of that humanity. I lost count on how many worlds he has been in. What's worse, his sister keeps getting kidnapped. So the moment he gets her back, she's taken away by some big shots and the cycle repeats itself. On top of that, he's like the "chosen one" destined to inherit all kinds of power to save the world. Which world exactly?
So instead of writing about the ultimate villain being some superpowers of the universes or maybe just elaborate on the conspiracy behind his grandfather's downfall, the author decided that an insignificant evil creature who was born in a tiny world created by the MC with scarce resources and a restriction on the cultivation level, can rise up and sh*t over everyone else. No one could stop him, not even those god of gods. He suddenly becomes the Voldemort of Chinese fiction. How is that possible? No amount of plot armours can give the teensiest credibility to such BS. The villain is neither believable nor likeable.
The author spent the whole book telling us about the MC and how much torture and adversity he has to endure to cultivate to where he is. The literal translation of the Chinese title - Bailian chengshen means hundreds of tempering to become a god. It talks about the rarity of the inheritances he received from different ancient powerhouses in higher divine god realms. The MC was even augured to be the chosen one. So how can that laughable villain surpass the MC let alone be his equal? No, I don't buy this epitome of good and evil in one person crap and that this villain is the evil manifestation of the MC. It's just the author's feeble attempt on trying to be deep and dogmatic.
I finally quit after reading that this douchebag of an evil creature went on a killing spree and almost killed the MC and the entire universe, and yet the MC has no qualms about setting him free again after he repeatedly betrayed him.
What's worse, he helps the villain cultivate to a higher level, gives him all the resources he himself had to bitterly fight for just some chapters ago, and makes him into an unrestricted clone independent of the master who could easily takes over the master's soul and body. Brilliant!! Anyone with an ounce of intelligence and common sense knows that this is akin to inviting the devil over for tea. At this point, I refused to torture my brain further.
It seems from what I read on those Chinese forums, this s*upidity will repeat itself for a few more times and the story will end with the villain being integrated again with the MC. He's like a tenacious c*ckroach that doesn't die except it was the MC who keeps saving his a**. Neither deserves to be hailed as the genius of all times.