Review Detail of JcnPeng in Shadow Slave

This is a top-notch novel, no questions asked. The writing quality, writing style, world background, and update stability are all excellent. But, if I had one complaint, it would be; exhausting. That's right, exhausting. This novel's story development is like a carbon copy of Er Gen. Non-stop, never-ending action... that goes nowhere. It's like Usain Bolt breaking the world record on a treadmill. For what purpose? Where is he running to? Ever since reading ISSTH and trying to read Xian Ni, I refuse to even look at another Er Gen book. It's just too fucking exhausting! One fight drawls on for 10-15 chapters, and one arc extending for 400 chapters... look at this book... it's only the second arc, and it's almost running 400 chapters. Need I remind that the first arc/intro only lasted exactly 30 chapters? What does this mean? A dungeon type novel where the first real dungeon is already longer than some other popular books? Question. How many dungeons will there be? This question might seam useless, but think about it. He and the top 10 percent of people on the Forgotten Shore already supercede the power levels on earth in his first real dungeon, then what about the second? Will there be a need for a third? If memory serves me right, doesn't the current known nightmares go up to the fourth? And aren't there more after that? Well I went off on a tangent after I started writing. Bottomline is, although the writing quality is epic, the development so far is rather poor. Don't get me wrong, I have enjoyed the fights and the journey. But at the end of the day, it just feels exhausting; it comes right back to breaking the 100m world record on a treadmill - pointless and going nowhere.