All Heavens Recorded from the Heart

This book can be roughly summarized as "a dog's journey of growth through the heavens". Although it doesn't sound very nice, the words are rough but not rough, and it is still very vivid. "Dog" refers to the protagonist, "Heavens" refers to the direction of the plot, and "growth" refers to strength rather than character. I won't go into details later, it's just the literal meaning, and the most important thing to explain is "dog". It's really not a smear campaign, but a description that is very appropriate and consistent with the protagonist. The protagonist's early stage is very consistent with the behavior of some puppies, such as being humble and coy, but the early stage is the most human-like period; in the middle and later stages, he will move towards dog-like behaviors such as fighting against human power, vicious dogs... And other dog-like behaviors. The Tibetan Mastiff-type large dog can describe the culmination of the protagonist's strength. Why do you say it's a dog? When we encounter a dog barking at us on the road, apart from the fact that some people have accidents due to various circumstances, in fact, when we pick up bricks and stones to fight back, the dog will be hurt and frightened by the beating, and it will only squeal. Even if there are various large dogs, can they actually shake the status of humans? If you really read a lot of chapters, you will find that the description is very appropriate. Large dogs and the like have strength that rivals or even exceeds humans, but instead they are kept in captivity by humans for the pleasure of watching.

I read along the first hundred or so chapters, and then skipped through to more than 500 chapters, and I just couldn't stand it anymore. Just sew up the monsters. This is how you can understand the novels of Zhutian, but you can't sew like this. The main plot is going on. The protagonists of other novels communicate in the starry sky, and they pretend to be mysterious and don't say their names, so that others can guess. There are more than 200 chapters and there are thirty or forty characters in different novels. You want traffic, but don't force it. From more than 100 chapters to more than 500 chapters, the protagonist has improved and can crush the world he travels through. As a result, as long as he travels through the world, there must be another big boss's clone awakening. No matter how the original work writes this character, even if he is just a passerby, he can be said to be the boss's clone. The Black Lotus, the world god in the Wild Age, can be transformed into the Black Lotus in the sequel to Journey to the West. The Bull Demon King and the Ape Demon King in the Star Transformation Fairy and Demon Realm can be transformed into the Bull Demon King and the Macaque King. Even Qin De, the father of the protagonist of Star Transformation, can be transformed into the Moral God. The best thing about Zhutianwen is that the plot is prophetic and shows the saint in front of others. Anyway, this book only made me feel awkward and uncomfortable.

The realm cannot be compared. The emperor has not become an immortal. He is still a mortal in nature. Immortal is the sublimation of life, a higher level of life, just like latitude. It cannot be compared.

Various plots are randomly spliced together, and it is so chaotic that it still reaches the highest level. Without an invincible heart, the protagonist can grow up. Speechless😑

Douluo is the whole world, I am speechless

This writing style is so impressive that after reading more than ten chapters, I still can't understand what he is writing.

In the second chapter, the author writes about the division between the realms of covering the sky and changing stars. I knew that not many people would read this book.

I've read about 30 chapters, and I'm a little confused. The content is quite to my liking, but your chat is a bit confusing. Sometimes I can't figure out who is talking about it.

This introduction is really amazing, the highest level of Gou👍👍👍

The portrayal of the protagonist was a failure. He was a bit like a dog. He was being plotted and did not dare to resist. In the later stage, he was considered a big shot, but he was still called around like a dog. This is a poisonous point. Moreover, I feel that the protagonist has no character at all. All kinds of forced explanations and causal relationships. There is too much explanation and introduction in the content, which is lengthy, worthless and affects the reading experience.