
I Tread Upon the Myriad Worlds
我踩着诸天万界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
95Chapters
961Reads · all time
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Any New Authors Getting Single-Digit Read Counts?
I want to see who has it worse than me 😅
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The novel begins with a strong visual impact that catches the eye. The dying young man's muttering in a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood, coupled with the system prompts of mechanical sounds, instantly create a strange and tense atmosphere. The setting of the protagonist Bai Mo from being a social animal to being reborn in the world of immortality is full of tension. The system task "Friendly Slap" is absurd and touching. The contrast between the girl's cold appearance and joyful heart, and the misalignment of her voice and expression due to the mind-reading skills add a lot of humor. The foreshadowing of the earth's mutation, the survival of my sister, and the settings of special abilities such as the "omniscient sage" and "masochist" are laid in the article, which not only enriches the world view, but also leaves room for subsequent plot development. The overall rhythm is compact, the themes are cleverly integrated, and the switching between cruelty and comedy is natural. It is worth reading.
After seeing some of them, I feel like I can still maintain them 🙂