[Classic cultivation fantasy + No System + No transmigration + Fast-paced plot + Entirely new setting] Read at your own risk.
Also known as The Heavenly Dao’s Book of Maxims, this is a fantasy novel that explains the laws governing everything.
The entire Divine Dao Universe is divided into six dimensions:
The one-dimensional universe has linear thinking, as seen in plants.
The two-dimensional universe has planar thinking and lives mainly in the present, as seen in animals.
The three-dimensional universe has three-dimensional thinking and reflects on the past and future, as seen in mortals.
The four-dimensional universe has spiritual thinking, transcends illusory perceptions, and can sense the real world.
The five-dimensional universe has soul-level thinking, transcends the material world, and can sense the dimension of the soul.
The six-dimensional universe has godlike thinking, transcends everything, and can sense the laws of the Great Dao.
The four-dimensional universe where Qi Lin lives is just one part of the Divine Dao Universe. Like a bubble that keeps growing, it is about to descend to the third dimension. The only way to reverse this is to reach the six-dimensional Divine Realm and learn the ultimate laws.
Around Chapter 70, Qi Lin battles cultivators from across the globe. After resolving the crisis threatening the entire planet, he arrives in the Chen Zhao Civilization, one of the three major civilizations in the Tianyun Universe. There, through his uniquely unconventional understanding, he acquires divine power and defeats an invading five-dimensional demon realm.
At the critical moment when his lifespan is nearly exhausted, Qi Lin comprehends the dimension of the soul and ascends to the five-dimensional universe to uncover more secrets. After killing a six-dimensional god created by a Supreme God, he goes on the run, ascends to the Divine Realm to join the battle between Supreme Gods, and ultimately becomes... through the Ultimate Dao.
The story moves quickly, beginning as fantasy and incorporating descriptions of various social sciences. Some of its ultimate theories are speculative and should not be treated as scientific conclusions. Readers should make up their own minds and not take them as fact.
I have read quite a lot of books, maybe because I don't limit the types of subjects I read. I pay more attention to the author's writing style and skills as well as the plot layout. I am quite satisfied with this book.
I've read it several times. It's very difficult. The writing is really good. The protagonist's main plot is okay. The supporting characters should add a little more vitality. In addition, it would be more perfect if there are some funny things. Of course, it may have something to do with the style of the book.
Nowadays, good novels are too difficult to forge, but it is not easy to write to this level, so everyone still needs to have more eyes to discover beauty. However, nothing in the world is perfect, so I hope the author will not be discouraged when facing bad reviews.
I dare say that in any novel, this plot progress is definitely the fastest. I just saw that Chapter 60 actually explains a lot of the ultimate theories of Taoism, and the author actually said that this is the foundation? How invincible will it be in the end?
Let's take a look first, I feel like this author still has some potential.
However, there is no culture in his heart, so he can travel the world with just one word.
Come on! Effort! Go forward bravely! Come on, author, don't be knocked down by bad reviews!
I'll give it five stars for the time being. I really like what the author wrote and I hope to see more in the future.
Although there are some parts that really make people criticize, the author's cultural background is still worthy of praise.
I like the plot, I would recommend it briefly