The Myriad Worlds in a Box
箱子里的诸天万界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 500k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Creating a World of Magic创造魔法世界Alternate title on Fanqie
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Build a faction, from a kingdom to an imperial dynasty, a divine dynasty, and beyond. Fantasy, primordial wilderness, and so on. Blue Star splits apart and ascends, then merges with the Myriad Worlds.
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The Protagonist Creates His Own Path, and Everyone Who Cultivates It Provides Him With Resources
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Deities, Lords, Divine Kingdoms, Gods...
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Not bad, but I have a bold idea, whether the incarnation of a god has the ability to reproduce, and if so, what kind of existence is it born? This reminds me of some settings of Elden's Ring, which is really... But this idea is not unreasonable. After all, it is not interesting to be him, but in the past, a god with human nature is too ideal. Of course, isn't there a saying that God is the ultimate embodiment of desire? (For me, it's okay. It's just that the protagonist adapts too quickly. The protagonist is still influenced by higher beings. It's not a big problem. I'm just curious.)
This book does not have an epic feel. It is full of gods fooling the world and being indifferent to the world. There is nothing interesting at all. It is more ordinary and indifferent, but we can pass the time, but it is not a good read.
It's well written, and you'll start to reflect upon it once you understand it more deeply. What is life. What is life. What is the end of life? Everyone can answer this question, but everyone answers it wrong, and we should not explore this. We should live in the present, for yourself and for what you want.
For this book, I personally feel that 5 stars is the limit of rating, not the limit of this book. This book really writes about destiny. Mortals cannot see destiny, but they become a part of destiny for life. Those who see destiny also become part of destiny.
I have finished reading the book "The World of Princes" and "The Book of Yanghui". I have read this book for 10 chapters and it's pretty good. I hope it won't disappoint me in the future. Disappointed: The protagonist has too few scenes with people, the human experience is rough and the pace is too fast. As the creator of the world, he can't do anything in the battle of civilization. Is this still creation?
The highlights are every generation of saints and every major event. Treat every race equally and ruthlessly.
Never mind the low-scoring ones, I'm currently seeing the latest ones. All I can say is that it was very well written. Come on! Just read the first volume and keep reading the second volume. The second volume of The Saint is a bit annoying and affects your viewing pleasure. Don't read it until the author writes more chapters. For those who come to see it later, those who have seen it will pretend that I didn't say anything.
Can't pick out the pros and cons. You can read it when you are short of books (personal feeling)
It is definitely excellent among the creation stories I have read, but the updates are too slow. I read this book again as I had not read it before, and found many problems at the beginning. The first dozen or so chapters are really not that good. Not only are there inconsistencies, but there is also a confusing plot. I really don't blame this book for its low rating before. But after the third saint appeared, the plot got much better. There were reasonable plot twists that foreshadowed, the description of the characters was good, and the plot was much more interesting, so I still give it a good review (o^^o)
Well, 99%, rare thing, Xuan