Ranking High-Dimensional Beings Across the Heavens: Starting with Daoist Mythology
盘点诸天高维生物，开局道藏神话
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
304Chapters
5.1MReads
18.4kFlowers
9.5Score
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The first inventory of myths is that, as expected, Daozang is only a high-level multi-level to infinite box. Forget it, there are foundations, gardens, and divine boxes later on that can at least make up for this shortcoming.
The protagonist actually boasts at the beginning that Daozang's other systems are **, including the Foundation system in your introduction. Author, do you want the evil star to kill readers? Or do you think there are too many readers? If you don't change it, you will be finished sooner or later.
Author, you made a big mistake at the beginning! Let the protagonist openly say at the beginning that other systems are **, and Daozang is the most awesome, huh? This kind of behavior of praising one and belittling the other, let alone the readers in the debate circle attracted by your book title, will directly criticize you. The protagonist, who is a tool for inventory, actually scolded some of the systems that you want to inventory in your introduction. What's wrong? Are you planning to deceive readers into not including the inventory system in the introduction? Such a protagonist is really ****. It would be better to use an inventory system without self-awareness.
If you haven't seen it, can you please stop writing nonsense?
The feeling this book brings to me is that it belittles reality. The foundation is just an exploration and a pseudo-reality. It directly writes the cruel truth. There are no fictional characters to live in real reality.
It feels like it's all written in nonsense. I guess the author can't understand this definition or that definition.
This kind of cookie-cutter review article is all about changing the story without changing the medicine. It is either water or on the road to water. Are there really any fools who would subscribe to paid chapters?
Lu Murphy takes the lead and is on the second line with Jiang Mo
Do you think why Fengshen Yan set "Hongjun" as the saint's teacher? "Hong" means "big", "Jun" means "fair", and "Hongjun" implies the "dao" itself!
Are you playing Cthulhu again now?