Across the Heavens: From the Start, an Asteroid Strikes Earth
诸天之开局小行星撞地球
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 717k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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348Chapters
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Overall, it was alright. At least I finished reading it, except for the last dozen or so chapters, which were rather perfunctory. Also, some of the earlier worlds had a great start, were very engaging, and were just getting into the swing of things when the system suddenly activated, immediately changing the map, and the same thing happened in the next world.
Seeing the system suddenly appear and then do nothing, directly taking the protagonist to the next world and erasing everything in the dinosaur world, I suddenly felt bored. The author said to let the bullets fly for a while, let them fly, I'll wait for the ending.
I stopped watching after the first world was over. It was awful. The system was a complete failure. You might as well have stayed in the first world and farmed. Even if you couldn't live forever, it would have been more enjoyable to watch. What's the point of going to other worlds where you can't take anything with you?
My assessment is that it started strong but ended poorly. It's a complete mess, a poorly written, poorly executed piece of work. The first 40 chapters were quite good; couldn't they have just continued writing like that? Wouldn't it have been better to use it as the main world for the back-and-forth movement?
It's not bad, but it would be great if the protagonist had a personal space, like in that world where the space is inside the body, allowing you to store people inside and prevent them from leaving.
Well written, I recommend it. [I've learned something new]
Write according to the plot. There's a time-travel system. Not changing the plot? Thumbs down. Better not to write it at all. It's disgusting to read. I'm abandoning it immediately.
It's not very good. The main character is just a minor character. The author must be out of their mind. The protagonist travels back in time but can't change anything. It's a waste of time. I might as well read the original novel.
The book is good, but it seems like not many people read it.
Worth checking out