
The Heavenly Law of the Dimensional World
次元世界的天道
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- Ongoing
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- 1.2M Words
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- 6y ago
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Looking for Behind-the-Scenes, Lord, World-Creation, and Heavenly Dao Stories
The protagonist refuses to step into the spotlight, pulling the strings from behind the scenes and having plenty of secret identities. Any genre is fine: behind-the-scenes stories set in the modern world, historical settings, fantasy cultivation, futuristic technology, and so on.
Sandbox Creation Stories: What Else Is Good Besides Raising the Human Race?
Sandbox creation
Countless Universe-Level Beings, Above Hongmeng, I Love This Kind of Story, Any Recommendations?
I'm tired of stories about the Three Thousand Great Worlds, the Human, Immortal, and Divine Realms, and the like. Now I just want to read something that breaks beyond the Primordial Chaos and reaches the cosmic level.
Stories About the Will of Heaven, the Will of a Planet, and the Like
Novels about becoming the Heavenly Dao, a planet, the will of a world, or something along those lines.
Looking for an Invasion-Type Story. I’m Out of Reading Material. Please Recommend One About Invading Other Realms
Preferably a bit more ruthless.
Novels About Divine Authority, Crystal Wall Cosmologies, Planes, and Faith
Looking for books about divine sparks, crystal wall systems, planes, and faith.
I'm Out of Books to Read. Looking for Stories About the Celestial Court
Please, I'm begging you.
Fabricate a Hidden Power Behind the Scenes, Create a God’s Domain from the Start, and Give My Roommates Awesome Identities
Please, I accidentally deleted that book when I was messing around. Help me find it!
I Have Nothing to Read, Please Recommend Novels Involving the Underworld, a System, or Behind-the-Scenes Manipulation
Dear readers, please recommend stories with an underworld System and a behind-the-scenes protagonist.
Become the Heavenly Dao
The protagonist transmigrates and becomes the Heavenly Dao.
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Works Behind the Scenes to Bring Cultivation Into the Real World?
Novels where the protagonist brings cultivation into the world, so people can cultivate in real life!
Any System Novels About Transmigrating Between Worlds?
You know the kind where someone can transmigrate between worlds and bring things along or make trades. You know what I mean.
Any Stories Told from the Heavenly Dao’s Perspective? No Players or Abyss, Just Devouring and Conquering the Myriad Worlds
The Beast-Controlling Flow, the Creation Flow, the Heavenly Flow, the Prehistoric Flow, Thank You, Thank You, Thank You
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Becoming the World's Will and the Heavenly Dao, with a Character-Building Focus! System Fantasy, Please!
I've read too many invincible-protagonist stories lately, and I'm tired of them. I've just gotten burned out.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Becomes the Heavenly Dao and Transforms the World?
The kind where the story starts in the modern city and gradually builds into the Primordial World, or where magic, martial arts, and cultivation all flourish together.
Does Anyone Have a Book About Game Animation?
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The previous chapters of One Piece took more than two hundred chapters, but the progress is faster in the later ones, including Attack on Titan and Fairy Tail. Now that I have seen Fairy Tail, it will be easier to get to the later ones.
Well, not bad. The author makes the protagonist. The character setting is very good. Very obvious. Oh, yes, it's very obvious. How to say it? This is the protagonist, and I always feel like I am born to be Tian Zao. Because after he became the Dao of Heaven. Just feel it. He barely cares about life or anything. Just wait until you get to a big city. Think of the love of life as one. How to say it? Oh, uncle benefits Mrs. It's just that, I can upgrade, I don't care whether you die or not? If you're dead, you're dead. If you're not dead, you're fine. I don't care how uncomfortable you are? I don't care how you suffer? As long as you are not dead and have no impact on me, you are in pain, and it doesn't matter how painful you are. What I said may have been a bit exaggerated and may have attracted some trolls. But I'm really not a troll, I just want to give the author some advice. I suggest the author write it in the future. When writing a protagonist, don't make the protagonist so ruthless, okay? Protagonist feeling. How to say it? I always feel like I always think of these words when I look at the protagonist. For example, selfishness. Well. For example. Wu Qing. Cruel. Oh, there is a bit of shamelessness and shamelessness. Anyway, I don't really like the character of the protagonist. Although I said I didn't want the protagonist to be too saintly. But don't be too cold. Just be a normal person. Wasn't he a normal person before he died? Has it become the way of heaven? Uh, after the so-called way of heaven. Is it possible to have no feelings at all from your previous life? I have no feelings at all. I only know that this thing is good for me. If you love me, fuck me. I don't care about other people's feelings at all. Anyway, you are all created by me. If I want to kill you, I will kill you. What do I want to do? So I suggest that the protagonist's setting be changed. Thank you so much. If the protagonist's setting is changed to an ordinary person. Even yes. Be strong, just be colder. Um. Look, you made the protagonist stupid from the beginning. You are the queen. Not stupid. The main character is like a god right from the beginning, hey, I'm a Buddha, I know everything. No matter what happens, I listen to you. You are all you although it is said to be life. But you are all created by me, I want to kill you, kill you, what do you want to do? Is it okay for you, the protagonist, to be like this from the beginning? It doesn't matter if the heroine is a little flustered at the beginning. It's just ordinary people who experience some things little by little and gradually become the way of heaven. Isn't this delicious?
There are too many typos, sometimes there are too many words and sometimes there are too few. It makes you have to guess when you are reading a novel, but the content is okay.
... Emmm Two points are bonus points for the subject matter, but the author's concept still doesn't jump out. First of all, what you wrote is the Way of Heaven! Not gods! So why is it that when Heaven itself is the world and creates things in his own world, there is still consumption? He created trees in his own world. Aren't the trees still in your world? It doesn't mean that it leaves your world after it is created. It just exists in your own world in a different way. It is not like a god who only masters the laws in the world and creates everything that consumes so-called energy, because he is only a god, and a god is only a creature in the world, but God consumes the energy to create things. Energy only changes from one form to another. Energy exists or circulates in the world. The law of conservation of energy: Energy will neither be created out of thin air nor disappear out of thin air. It will only be converted from one form to another form, or transferred from one object to other objects, while the total amount of energy remains unchanged. Since this is the case and this world has its own consciousness, the Dao of Heaven should be more like Pixiu. It only eats but does not pull out energy. It only absorbs more and more consciously. How come you, the Dao of Heaven, have the right to be given to a god? Creating something of your own in your own world requires consuming your own power even though you are clearly the world itself... You are an involution madman, right? You mean consuming the chaotic aura from outside is better than consuming the power of your own laws to create something of your own in your own world, right? He created the things in his own world and still consumed the laws. Then who did you give the power of the laws you consumed? Aren't you the world itself?
This book is to my liking. Heaven regards all things as ants. In addition, I feel that the protagonist is not like the Dao of Heaven, but more like a system. The Dao of Heaven has too little authority!
I'm just a melon-eater...
Writing about the Way of Heaven actually has little to do with the Way of Heaven. If you are forced to lower yourself, how can someone who is the Way of Heaven still end up personally?
So-so, this book gets more complicated towards the end, and then it seems to have nothing to do with the way of heaven.
It's a pretty good novel. The character of the protagonist is well described. It's not a virgin and it's not cold-blooded. This kind of comprehensive comic novel is rare. The various settings in it can be connected, and the description is also perfect. It is very graphic when describing the world, and it makes you feel yearning. The description of the battle is average, but it is already considered top-notch among the comprehensive comic novels. The only pity is that the author has given up? It's been a while since I've seen an update. I hope the author can continue writing.
The writing is very good. If you don't like it, don't criticize it (›´ω`‹). Moreover, he talked about weak writing in the early stage, which is very good! I wrote a pirate world in 200 chapters because he was weak in the early stage, so it would be difficult to write a pirate world, so I wrote 200 chapters. I think