
I Made Up a Mysterious World from the Start
开局编造了神秘侧世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 301k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Reincarnation & Rebirth
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
129Chapters
8.7MReads
17.1kFlowers
9.4Score
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Reader comments 27
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If there weren't two male protagonists, the results would have been much better.
After reading so many novels for so many years, I have never seen an author who can control two male protagonists...
Two male protagonists are almost unpopular
I hope it's not about cultivation supremacy or something. I'm going to vomit after reading too much about it. Those who basically engage in mysterious revivals are all about cultivation supremacy. One sect can conquer the whole world. I'm really tired of seeing it too much. Can there be no non-human races with extremely high favorability towards human beings, and the phenomenon of gods and immortals not being scorned and praised?
The two protagonists are destined to have no sense of substitution. Feeling awkward
The subject matter is good, but the writing method has a big problem. I have never seen two men in Feilu that can become popular. I don't understand why the author wrote this weird way.
I haven't read it yet, but I can guarantee that there are quite a few readers like me. They clicked in when they saw the title of the book, and clicked out when they saw the two protagonists in the introduction. To be honest, I have read this book several times. Every time they clicked in because of the name, they clicked out again when they saw the two protagonists.
The subject matter is not bad, but the two men are real**
It wouldn't be appropriate if I didn't write about turning against each other later.
Now that I have watched it too much, I really hate the reckless style, especially the cultivation of immortals and magic tests. The most distinctive spells and magic battles have become hand-to-hand combat, which is a waste of a good world system. Fighting means breaking through all the magic with one force, and everything can be done with one punch without making a decision. Without the fun of spell games, there are obviously many interesting formations, spells, magic weapons, and spells to compete with each other. In the end, it becomes a close combat with one punch and one kick. You have to brag about how strong your physical training is. You stand out as a brainless fool.