Lord Xue Ying雪鹰领主

Snow Eagle Lord

A decent read. In my humble opinion, a bit better than Archeon Eon Art, which I read just before starting this one, and at the same level as Desolate Era, which I read about three years ago. One of the story’s strengths—and at the same time its weakness—is that at the beginning the protagonist has an insane and very enjoyable-to-read passion for the spear, wanting his spear technique to become divine and even surpass that. Unfortunately, as the chapters go by, this is simply pushed aside. There is an explanation much later on, but by then it is already too late for it to feel truly relevant. It’s good that it is picked up again much later in the story, but not with the same enthusiasm or importance it had in, let’s say, roughly the first half of the story.

I’ll just say that, since it’s an IET novel, it has its issues with writing quality in the sense that too many details are repeated far too many times, spaced out across chapters—details about cultivation details, cities, realms, or characters that you will probably never see mentioned again, or that will no longer be relevant after about 20 chapters, and more of the same. The same thing I said in my review of Archeon Eon Art: once you’re balls deep in the story, you start to realize that the author does this a lot, but by then you also realize that it’s already too late, since hundreds of chapters have gone by, and the more you notice it, the more obvious it becomes. This has happened in every novel by this author that I’ve read, and it’s easily the worst aspect of the story. But if that doesn’t bother you, you can read it without fear.

It’s very progressive in the sense that the mc advances in his power, and what was once considered a legend suddenly becomes the norm, and this happens a lot of times. Personally, I didn’t dislike this, since it’s common sense that the stronger the mc becomes, the stronger the environment around him has to become as well. Relationships and everything else are fine. It would have been perfect if the story had an epilogue, as that would have made everything feel cleaner, but IET isn’t the type to write epilogues. So the story ends well, though with some minor loose ends.

As I said at the beginning, a decent xianxia read with a nothing-special protagonist who nevertheless fulfills his role well. Wish yall a good read.

Very good, 9/10, but it would be better if people called him 'Lord Xue Ying'. I was the entire novel expecting that.

U know this heavenly talented heaven choosed Character that often got a face slaped by mc ? This novel's mc is like this.
He don't have cheat ! Just a true genius.

Xia nation citizens are ultrabloodthirsty and invading other realms is in their blood, doing so would make you a hero. though if someone does the same to them, they become devil. also Xia nation citizen are really really racist So prepare to listen to some backward-ass thinking bullshit


And IET..why the f#ck can't you make an original content. why the f#ck are you recycling the plot and introducing the same goddamn story every time. f#cking stop man!

A good novel. It just leaves something to be desired in some parts, especially the rushed ending. note 7/10, it could be higher but these rushed endings frustrate me a lot :/

It was fun in begning but after
That's just lazy writing you can't find better challenges just bring tragedy to nerf him

Why do the sentences feel forced??? Seems like a descriptive writing exercise for 12yr olds...
Many horses and approximately 100 soldiers...
“There’s enemy!”
the silver armored man jumped from the bird onto the ground, it was approximately a 56 meter fall
Everyone raised their head and looked up and saw the big bird carrying the grey robed person who was holding a magic staff. Suddenly a fearful turbulent pressure gathered.

Favorite IET novel that I’ve read simply due to the fact that the MC actually reaches the final realm.

Does anyone remember the cultivation novel where the the MC wakes up in a sect and catches giant fish it should be slow pace and i just can’t remember