Heavenly Secrets Pavilion: Creating a Supergod Physique Ranking That Stuns the Myriad Realms

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I've read up to chapter 58 so far. I only have one word for the author: amazing! The author's imagination is incredible. So many category names, details, and characteristics. I can only say it's truly amazing. I think this kind of novel is more brain-taxing than typical genre novels. Even if I had a whole day, I might not be able to come up with two or three category details and characteristics. 😂🤦

From what I've seen so far, this book is indeed quite good. The author clearly put a lot of effort into it. I haven't read novels on these kinds of lists before, so I don't know the specific rankings. But I think it's enjoyable. And please, don't argue. Reading fifty chapters in two hours is considered fast; the author writes a lot of words in few chapters. [Staring emoji]

The previous book was very good, this one should be good too. (Except for the author of this book) Many people write bad villain stories because their villains are all incredibly righteous, and the heroes are hypocritical and virtuous. Many of my readers dislike this kind of writing. If you're asked to write a villain, just write a villain; why write a hero?

It's a pretty good book, and the writing is good too. But why does the author keep explaining so much? People who know how to read books won't find anything wrong with what you've written. After all, many books these days have foreshadowing, and various explanations will have reasonable follow-up explanations. This is all normal. There's no need to explain too much to others. Those who understand will understand!

It's good, but the updates are too slow. The content is somewhat exaggerated. For example, many powerful figures (who become minor characters after their later realms are revealed) know the secrets of the Sword Ancestor, Saints, and the universe before its collapse (which is unrealistic), but when guessing the protagonist's realm, they only know about Immortals and not Saints (which is realistic).

Body Tempering Realm, Acquired Realm, Innate Realm, Golden Core Realm Shattered Core Realm, Cave Heaven Realm, Golden Body Realm, Eternal King Realm Emperor Realm, Ancient Monarch Realm, Supreme Realm, Earth Supreme Realm Heavenly Supreme, Holy Supreme, Quasi-Emperor, Great Emperor. Land immortals are the same as those in the Cave Heaven Realm. Destiny level; Ordinary, Extraordinary, Top-tier, Super, Peerless, Legendary Epic, Myth, Defying Heaven, Supreme, Unrivaled, Sequence, Eternal

This is a novel I picked up from the list, and it's super good. The author is also very nice, and I really enjoyed the plot about the male and female leads; the female lead's character is also very well-developed. This is the best novel in this category on the list.

It's quite interesting. The author's imagination is indeed very rich. The limericks in the list are quite amusing to read. They allow me to throw my brain away and ignore some of the illogical parts of the plot. It can be said to be a good book.

If you want to see the female lead, skip to chapter 110 and try it out. The beginning is mostly about the male lead's incredibly high-class status. He cultivated for thousands or tens of thousands of years in the cultivation tower (the kind that can compress time by many years). The male lead had no prior interaction or emotional connection with the female lead.