A Nine-Colored Divine Turtle from the Start: Mastering Both Worlds and Cultivating Immortality

The subject matter of this book is very novel at present. It is another kind of biological multi-functional fortress with various blessings from two worlds. However, I hope the author can portray some details more perfectly and vividly, especially the creation of the world view of another world is very important and can be said to be the core of this book. Blue Star's world view, I hope the author can perfectly bloom the excellent traditional Chinese culture, such as Chinese mythology, ancient Chinese martial arts, ancient Chinese medicine, ancient Chinese Taoist scriptures and talismans, weapon refining, alchemy, and technology with Chinese characteristics.

It's pretty good-looking, one of the best among tomatoes. I have some suggestions. In fact, in the world view of your novel, the human race should have places like gladiatorial arenas, otherwise the speed at which ordinary people collect energy would be too slow.

It's very interesting. I can finally see a newer theme. Please give the author more updates.

I've read almost 300 chapters, and it's okay. It was fine in the front, but I really didn't want to see the real world in the back. It turns out that skipping reality has no effect. The fundamental effect of the real world on the protagonist is that it is a place where emotional energy is obtained. The protagonist's influence will eventually radiate to hundreds of millions and billions of people. The protagonist has no shortage of emotional energy at all, and it will never be used up (it is mentioned in the article that you cannot upgrade too fast). There is absolutely no need to write so much about reality (there are too many novels about feelings, and if you read too many of them, it's really boring. It has nothing to do with being patriotic or not, I'm just reading a novel). The key is that the protagonist's original world is an ordinary world, and the protagonist has long been invincible. If the protagonist only provides the direction of the world, it would look okay, but the protagonist is personally involved, and comparing the protagonist's strength is like an adult showing off his power in a group of unweaned babies in a nursery. The creative idea of ​​the coexistence of humans and turtles in another world is well written.

I have always had a question, does fusing spiritual objects cost more evolution points and get more benefits, or does it cost less evolution points and get more benefits? It gets worse and worse later on, whether it's the behavior of the protagonist or the positioning of the supporting characters, or the author's setting, which is the most annoying thing.

I haven't read a novel of this type in a long time, okay.

The protagonist wears an egg from another world and obtains the inheritance of being a human and a turtle. Then you can travel back and forth between the two worlds, and Blue Star uses business as a means to gain popularity. Explore other worlds and fight monsters to upgrade. Upgrades rely on popularity and otherworldly aura. Saw the beginning. Good. Nothing particularly amazing. Can see. 4 Stars. Good weather, The harvest is plentiful, Sufficient food and clothing, People are happy, The country is peaceful and the people are safe, World peace. Namo Amitabha

To more than 500, there are relatively excellent two-world development and farming articles. In terms of scientific and technological development, it is a conceptual development article (only introduces future development directions, without mentioning the means to achieve it), not an academic development article (probably mentions a lot of principles), so it can be half understood. However, the protagonist develops quickly, and the reader does not need to have a high level of scientific literacy. Personally, I think it's quite suitable for ordinary people and doesn't look tiring. Of course, the protagonist has great feelings but does not use them. There are many backup plans in reality. There are no brainless villains. The development of the alien world exceeds the standard and there are no opponents. This is not unreasonable in this book. Suitable for book shortage and leisure reading.

Fantasy cultivation is good, and you can do anything in your fantasy. Fantasy can comprehend the exercises, fantasy can transform the muscles and veins, and the nanobots are all called good guys. Fantasy can also lead to science and technology. As long as you are smart, you don't need basic experimental data. You can buy a few books and you will be able to create high technology at a glance. Therefore, the basic core of fantasy fairy tales is that dreams can come true, and fantasy can achieve everything. Even if he writes about deductions, insights, etc., He is actually just sitting around dreaming. Because they often don't even have a pen, a piece of scratch paper, or a derivation process. The so-called deduction is just sitting with your eyes closed and daydreaming... Haha

Very good, but why don't you go to the international world with you to get some firepower for self-defense? There are no bows and arrows, crossbows, poisonous arrows, explosive arrows, and armor-piercing arrows in other worlds. Not a harem beauty. Killing enemies with several moves in the same realm can be considered a genius. Killing enemies with one move in the same realm and fighting across borders can be considered a genius. Being able to fight ten enemies in the same realm and kill enemies across borders can prove to be a monster. Those who can kill enemies across borders regardless of numbers can prove to be a master. "I like professional talents and superpowers: summoning all-professional legions, with long-range as the main focus and close combat as secondary self-defense" Harem Beauty