Evolution Begins With a Big Tree - Ch. 360

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[Primalmoon]

I'm getting tired of this arc.

I can't keep the gods straight... Each one thinks they're super powerful and that gods can't die... And then they brag about how they get stronger when one of their fellow gods die and they get a power boost. How many of the gods are dead now / how many are left?

And every beast is seems much more powerful than we last saw them, as if they're already godly... And after they get curb-stomped they're going super saiyan after having their own little mini-arc, so it isn't special anymore. And then some other beast comes in and gets curb-stomped and goes super saiyan...

 

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I'm getting tired of this arc.

I can't keep the gods straight... Each one thinks they're super powerful and that gods can't die... And then they brag about how they get stronger when one of their fellow gods die and they get a power boost. How many of the gods are dead now / how many are left?

And every beast is seems much more powerful than we last saw them, as if they're already godly... And after they get curb-stomped they're going super saiyan after having their own little mini-arc, so it isn't special anymore. And then some other beast comes in and gets curb-stomped and goes super saiyan...

That's your usual chinese dragon ball wuxia. But I have to admit I'm tired too, since the arc was dragged way too long, and all the gods are jobbers and boring.

 

[Primalmoon]

That's your usual chinese dragon ball wuxia. But I have to admit I'm tired too, since the arc was dragged way too long, and all the gods are jobbers and boring.

But in most of these other "chinese dragon ball wuxia" comics, there aren't 20 different fights spread across entire planets (and even multiple dimensions), all going on at the same time where the results of one fight make the combatants in the other fights stronger, all after a big off-screen training arc for every character so they're all more powerful than when you last saw them (assuming it isn't even a new character that you've never seen before and now has to get some on-screen character development first)...

Earlier fights in this series at least have been able to be somewhat focused... Like everyone defending the forest when it was being invaded, everyone defending/attacking a particular city, or everyone attacking one particularly strong enemy. Or attacking all of Australia while the enemies at least conveniently bunch up on one side of the continent and in which were there only a few actual battlefronts.