MysticGuardian

generic shenhao system, mc doesn't do anything noteworthy, no harem, no arrogant young second generation masters, it is different than other shenhao novels but at the same time the story doesn't seem to progress, very boring tbh.

I have read this novel till 300 chapters, it currently has around 325 released chapters on qidian.It has a lot of fight scenes, story develops very rapidly, the MC gets very powerful but there are more powerful warriors that haven't been introduced yet but mentioned plenty of times in the previous chapters.The arcs end very rapidly & are very interesting, the fights are very intriguing & since it is a military based drama, there's bound to be racism.There are some tropes that get introduced in 300 chapters that make this urban change into fantasy, they haven't been implemented yet as of 309 chapters i have read.basically it is good i liked it but might not be to your liking, if you're not into action packed fighting supernatural novels with a touch of racism.

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