Tunshi Xingkong

One day, an unknown RR virus appeared on earth, and the world fell into disaster. Infected animals mutate into frightening and massively attacking monsters. When humans face destruction, they build walls and build base cities as the last bastion of man. The trials experienced by mankind during this period of time are called the "Period of Nirvana." In extreme living environments, human power is also gradually advancing and evolving, and martial arts are emerging, and human power is qualitatively increasing compared to before. And the best of them is called the Warriors. Luo Feng, 18, also aspires to be one of them. Currently, she will take the college entrance exam and face a choice at a crossroads in her life, but suddenly a monster attack affects the trajectory of her life. Under the threat of powerful monsters, the inhabitants of the city are in danger, but the military is powerless. Only one soldier stood up and maintained the security of the base city. Luo Feng is infected by a warrior force, and secretly he decides to become a fighter to protect his loved ones. This is the beginning of everything, the starting point of Luo Feng's journey as a martial artist, and also the beginning of his legendary life. Luo Feng aspires to be a martial artist, but the road ahead is not smooth. The first thing he has to deal with is the influence of the outside environment that is not visible to him. Luo Feng's family's condition was alarming and life was difficult, his parents could not provide more help and could only rely on his own efforts. Ultimately, under constant hard work, Luo Feng continues to explore his own potential and is recognized by his increased abilities and self-improvement. Not only that, Luo Feng not only shouldered the burden of supporting the family, but also joined other justice fighters to face evil monsters to protect the homeland of mankind and for the better survival and development of mankind. In a desperate doomsday situation, can Luo Feng and the other soldiers drive away the monsters and successfully protect the human world?

(Source: Animexin)

Luo, Feng Main

Xu, Xin Supporting

Paulinus, Venina Supporting

Jiang, Feng Supporting

Yang, Wu Supporting

A, Dong Supporting

Paulinus, Candice Supporting

Yan, Jingshe Supporting

Lu, Gang Supporting

Liu, Xing Supporting

Zhang, Jie Theme Song Performance

Wo Chi Xihong Shi Original Creator

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Nov 2, 2024

gasura

Recommended

Tunshi Xingkong is a high-octane space drama packed with action. It's far from being perfect, but insanely fun to watch. This review is written after binging 143 episodes in just 2 to 3 days. I've decided to leave the review here instead of on the latest season since those who have yet to watch it are more likely to land on this page.

Animation Quality: 6/10
Animation quality reminds me of the Final Fantasy movies from 2000s, which is not the best if you compare it to current standards, but far from being unwatchable. Action scenes are particularly well made and choreographed, which is important because ... there's action in almost every single episode.

Romance: ?
Romance is close to non-existence. Female lead plays very little part in driving the story forward. Absolutely zero harem, which is the way I personally prefer. And since the story isn't romance-driven at all, I don't see the need for it to be rated.

Cultivation: 7/10
Cultivation system is pretty standard, but pacing for level-ups was a little off, and often clashes with the explanations provided in the story itself just because, you know, he's the MC. Enjoyable and plenty of fun nevertheless.

Sci-fi: 7/10
The would fail miserably in this department if they were to claim this to be hard science, but since this is a web novel with cultivation being more of the main theme, I'll only judge it based on how coherent the "science" is in the narrative universe, which in my opinion is pretty consistent, but feels more like fantasy wrapped under the skin of sci-fi.

Story: 9/10
The story is rather... shallow, like most web novels are. Having said that, it's insanely fun, enough so that it made me binged 143 episodes in just 2 days. Never at one point did I feel bored.

Characters: 7/10
Don't expect any complex character development or relationship, cause you won't find any. The lead characters are pleasant but one dimensional, which is what you would expect from a donghua full of fight scenes. The MC stays in character most of the time. He does make a few odd choices from time to time, like unnecessarily lying about some things, but overall he's pretty consistent throughout the show. "Improvise, Adapt, Overcome" is the ongoing theme of the entire show, and this is pretty much the only thing that the characters do, apart from some cheesy family time.

All in all, I think the author has done a pretty job in combining sci-fi and cultivation, so if you're into these two genres and some brainless action-packed space drama, definitely give it a go.

Reviewer’s Rating: 8

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Aug 15, 2023

cumy77

Recommended

This show is amazing! . This is a cultivation story set in a dystopian sci-fi, not something I originally thought I would like, but I did!

The story is engaging from the start and Luo Feng is a very interesting hero. Sometimes I question his choices and he seems to lack forethought and caution when it comes to making decisions, and this lack of foresight sometimes makes Luo Feng seem a little immature, however, he never fails to impress!

One thing I will say about the story is that it moves really well. I have no background knowledge of the novel, but I know it is quite ... extensive. They don't really have a lot of time to let the show unfold slowly so it moves really quickly, but I find it also keeps me busy as I never get bored.

The character is excellent, although I feel that Luo Feng's relationship can develop further. He met many people, friends, colleagues, and teachers, but because of the speed of his progress, he never 'sticked' for too long before moving on to the next group of people. Hopefully they will have more time to develop their relationship in the next season.

I'm waiting for the next story.

Reviewer’s Rating: 10

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Sep 8, 2024

WhiteZet

Mixed Feelings

This was the first 3D Donghua I personally liked, but this might be a hard sell for a lot of people.
I still think it's worth giving at least a try to see if you're into it. But don't go in with big expectations.

I want to touch a little on future seasons, so this review reveals what you can expect later on without going to any plot details.

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Visually, I think the artstyle is inconsistent. Some environments look way too empty & unnatural. At times it's like the characters are driving through barbie land with a couple of plastic trees on a plastic ground. Even texture quality ... is inconsistent.

Animations are very stiff, and the combat sequences are not that well made. It's especially bad when the main character fights beasts for the first time. You won't even see the sword making contact with them. After first 12 episodes there are some improvements I noticed though, since the swords start making cuts on the enemies.

Both the visuals & animation do slowly get some improvements as episodes pile on:
The scifi style is pretty well pulled off & the show gets more futuristic the further you go. Past first season most fights are done midair & it's a lot prettier to look at than ground combat choreography. Nice visual effects & the animation quality feels less relevant.

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The plot begins with humans defending earth from beasts, but future seasons eventually start to become more & more scifi & eventually there's even space travel & space combat.

I think the story writing is pretty terrible outside the major plot of winning the earth back. The subplots are always very surface level "You offended me, so I will end your bloodline" type of deal.

Personally I wasn't a fan of fighting overgrown beasts or dinosaurs & thought the subplots were cringe, so the future seasons with their scifi settings are where this show shines: dope armors, lots of nice visual effects during combat, nice spaceships, nice metallic interiors, lots of combat.

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Overall I'd say first 2 season are a 6/10 on average, but seasons 3-4 are a 7/10 for me.
It's cringe, but it's also fun.

Reviewer’s Rating: 6

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