Martial God Asura (Web Novel)

✖ Repetitive Plot – The cycle of MC gets insulted → powers up → destroys enemy → moves to a bigger stage repeats often. ✖ Arrogant Young Masters Everywhere – Expect a lot of “You dare offend me?!” moments. ✖ Romance is Weak – Love interests mostly exist to be saved or motivate the MC. ✖ Lots of Filler – As with many long Xianxia stories, there are stretches of unnecessary content. If you enjoy power fantasy, face-slapping, and never-ending cultivation growth, you’ll probably like it. If you prefer deep plots, strong character development, or unique storytelling, it might not be for you.

It is a nice and enjoyable read for me. Of course, everyone's perspective is different, but I love it. I think there are many things that are unique to the novel.

Although interesting to me, the storyline is becoming too long. I can't even remember how he started and some names that been mentioned seems foreign 😕😕.

This novel had potential, but while cultivating, it took the wrong step and become a cripple. That's how I would describe this novel. It started out with an interesting story, but it just kept taking the wrong turn as it progressed. First off, MC is too hot-blooded, trying-to-be-smart but wisdom apparently is faster than him, he has twisted morals, ruthless, proud and kills anyone that offends him without thinking about the consequences which leads to him nearly courting death by the enemy and taking advantage of him hurting those people important to him which again leads to him killing more of them. like MC offends a young mastet from a prestigious sect only ends up killing the said brat, then the sect sends centuries old elders to kill decades old mc just to be protected with plot armor and ends up killing the elder, Thus the repetitive cycle begins until the millenium old sect leader himself comes by to kill the protag. until MC ends up destroying the sect. This is pretty much how the story goes, maybe even till the end. And second, he forcefully seggs women and thinks it’s only reasonable because they tried to kill him and the people close to him. *Sigh* maybe the author has a fetish for forceful seggs or something. this is a harem, a real harem, as in he actually treats them as his hole ventilator (vents their holes), not just talks with them, but the girls themselves have zero personality, they're simply there to be his dolls for whenever he needs to wet his willy. They have no goals besides following MC around and it's just so sad and boring reading about it all. There's simply no "love" in MCs world, besides "seggs", which is displayed by randomly seggs as punishment, yes, that's right a MC that actually force them to seggs, kinda cool, but then again not. It's like he can only think with his mr willy sometimes. The MC have no morals of "right or wrong", it's more like whatever he feels like. He has so many inconsistencies because of this and no real personality, the combat is predictable and overall generic as it kept the same patterns every battle, it was an enjoyable one of my first novels full of Arrogant Young Masters.

Alright, pretty much caught up to the latest chapters. Here are my thoughts: This book is, objectively, trash. You can literally go through this website, pick a book at random, and chances are that the book you chose would be better than this one. That is to say that this book DOES NOT deserve the rank 8 spot that it's being given on this website at the moment. HOWEVER, trash as it may be, I've read worse. The reason why it's not the worst book out there is because it has a decently intriguing plot, what with the mc trying to catch up to his parents and unravel the mysteries behind them, or the fact that there are prophecies alluding to a great cataclysm happening in the future; these are the interesting parts of the book. Unfortunately, as interesting as these parts are, they don't make up for the fact that the author keeps on delaying the progression of the actual aforementioned plot-line by adding in copious amounts of filler chapters that anyone could've done without. No, seriously, I think someone mentioned that, of the 6000 chapters it has right now, probably only less than 1000 chapters are actually related to the overarching plot. The rest is filler. What do I mean by filler, you ask? Simple. The traditional arrogant young master face slapping, joining a remnant-exploring group whereby he gets underestimated at first -- trashed on, basically -- only for him to prove his abilities shortly after, saving idiotic 'friends' who have landed themselves in trouble because they're useless. . . I could go on and on, but you get my point. It's this filler that's almost made me quit the book multiple times. Also, did I mention how useless his friends are? The author, at some point, doesn't even bother hiding the fact that his 'friends' are convenient plot-devices to drag down the mc from achieving greatness. This has happened multiple times in this book: the mc is about to get/do something amazing, his enemies threaten him with the life of a 'friend' that he made literally only one chapter prior, and the only way the mc can save his 'friend' is by giving up this amazing thing, only for him to later never meet this 'friend' ever again after having rescued them. It's quite maddening, and the more I think about it, the more impressed I am that I managed to finish this book. There's also a few other plot-devices such as there being an object inside his body that decreases his cultivation level at random. The author often uses this plot-device to nerf the mc upon entering a new mini-arc, so that he would get underestimated and clowned on, just so that he would kick *ss later when gets his strength back. . . Sigh, I remember feeling like I wanted to tear my hair off while reading these parts. Basically, what I'm trying to say is that the author isn't averse to using BS plot-devices when writing his book. So, a heads-up on that. So, by now, you can probably tell how much I hated reading this book and wasting many months of my life on it, so I bet the question that's floating around in your head is: why'd you bother going through the entirety of it then? The answer is: Leveling addiction, my friend, leveling addiction. I always found myself wondering when the mc was going to have another breakthrough to become stronger, and as trashy as this book is, I have to admit. . . it did have a pretty satisfying power level-up system. The hardships that the mc would have to go through would always make the level-ups oh-so sweeter. But yeah, that's it. Don't read this book if you fancy your sanity. But if you like hot-blooded mc's who like being busybodies that stand up for the weak for no reason, prioritises his friends over his own life, and you love endless cultivation level-ups with no end in sight, then go ahead and read this book. Otherwise, STAY AWAY from this horrible book.

I’m done with this novel. The mc is not only h*rny, he is also a hypocrite and trash. The plot has a lot of holes. All the characters including the mc is trash. They’re always in trouble and the mc arrives at the last minute to be the hero

This is first LN/WN that I have read (5200ch. ) and how j regret that decision. The same cultivation bs with extreme repetition. . I just can't fathom it

For me it’s one of the best. Because I like its story, the journey of MC with characters and world building etc. journey of finding his mother and surpassing his father is very interesting. So yeah a 5 ⭐️

This is one of the first novels I have read alongside ATG and ISSTH. When I started this novel it had around 4k chapters. This novel has a lot of issues namely repetitiveness but the story/foreshadowing/lore is interesting. The weapon system is interesting and the world-building improves a lot(especially after 3k chapters) I have rated this as 3 stars because I still read this novel and want to see it through to the end. if there was an option to make it 3. 5 stars I would. But even at 5k chapters. . . there are a lot of things yet to be revealed. All I will say is if you want to read a linear story with a lot of fights, and face slappings (a lot) this is the novel for you. Some moments make you laugh. The cultivation system is fairly straightforward. This novel has a lot of filler content though. . . remove that and you have got a much better novel because this story has good elements related to MC's family. MC undergoes some character development as the novel goes on and reading this novel makes you root for him as MC is very emotional in this novel. It had enough good parts for me to keep reading it and I have a soft spot for this since it's one of the first novels that I've read. But some parts of this novel can also make you feel like dropping it. I'm too deep in it anyway and will read till it is completed/if the author stops writing it.

unlike most other cultivation novels here the idea of mc having a father who's almost like another mc and finding his father's obscure story in his journey is a great plus. . though the plot is repetitive it is quite a nice read when you need to burn some time. . though introducing girls left and right and making story only to end up as potential love interest leaves a bad taste. .