Three Thousand Roads
Synopsis
Locked into a relentless duel, cultivation experts Cang Di and Song Yu fight each other until both reach their final breaths. However, just before perishing, Song Yu finds a wandering soul and decides to use the last of his powers to revive it. Now placing his trust in this unsuspecting individual, Song Yu instills his own sword skills and medicinal knowledge onto the soul. Transmigrating into a cultivation world as Xu Wuzhou, the son-in-law of the Qin family, the wandering soul now finds himself in a slew of embarrassing troubles, thanks to the preposterous acts of his body's previous owner. Nevertheless, Xu Wuzhou is determined to prove himself a worthy member of the Qin family, and his newfound skills could be the secret to unlocking his full potential. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Audience Consensus
Audience opinions are mixed with some viewers enjoying the MC's scheming personality and the potential of the story, while others find the MC foolish and the plot disjointed. Some find the series enjoyable despite its flaws, while others are disappointed by the lack of depth and meaningful relationships. The show is considered a decent promotion for the novel, but not a standout anime.
Strengths
- The MC, Xu Wuzhou, is more developed and his actions are more reasonable compared to similar MCs.
- The MC's inner persona is scheming yet sensible, with a strong sense of self-respect.
- Story is typical with good execution.
- The story has very good potential to get better further down.
- The animation of this dongua is great
Weaknesses
- MC was a fool and worthless.
- MC is always overestimating himself and fooling around.
- Anime has a lot of extra motions for fighting moves
- The story is average.
- The episodes are short, and this is not enough to introduce the entire background of the story
- Scenes are not continuous and random.
- The MC did not build any meaningful relationship after he reincarnated into another guy's body.