I've heard tomatoes have one special quality: if you write a pile of crap, someone will still take a couple of bites. But I never expected that when I wrote seriously, nobody would read it.
That protagonist got a planet-busting cannon from the start. He sure got a better deal than me.
Infinite-worlds, invincible-protagonist story. The first world combines Fantasy Shanhai and the Classic of Mountains and Seas.
No System, but who needs one? If you're going to make it in this world, you need power and connections. What's a System, anyway? Some nobody?
Here you'll find Suiren drilling wood to make fire, Pangu creating the world, the Three Gods slaying dragons, the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, Yi shooting down nine suns, Jingwei filling the sea, Cangjie inventing writing, and the Foolish Old Man moving mountains...
And all kinds of strange tribes compete to shine in this age.
Beyond the Northwest Sea, north of the Red River, lies Mount Zhangwei. There lives a god with a human face, a red serpent's body, and straight-set eyes. When its eyes close, the world falls into darkness; when it opens them, daylight returns. It neither eats nor sleeps nor breathes, and summons wind and rain. This is Zhuyin, the Torch Dragon.
Three hundred li farther east lies Mount Qingqiu. There is plenty of jade on its sunny side, and plenty of blue stone on its shady side. A beast lives there, shaped like a fox with nine tails. Its cry sounds like a baby, and it eats people. Those who eat its flesh are immune to evil spirits.
The Kingdom of Zhourao lies to the east. Its people are short, and wear hats and belts. Another account says the Kingdom of Jiaoyao lies east of the Three-Headed People.
The Kingdom of Qigong lies to the north. Its people have one arm and three eyes, one yin and one yang, and ride patterned horses. A bird lives there, with two heads and red-and-yellow plumage.
Chen Huai is a witness to these primordial myths.
The title of the book is not very good, and there are no three golden chapters. No one will read the book if you write it like this, but the content is indeed good. I quickly changed the title of the book and revised the first three chapters. Nowadays, people on the Internet are too impetuous to read a book like yours that introduces the content step by step.
It is said to be an infinite flow, but I only entered Chapter 9, which is a bit too slow. However, the work is not intellectually subdued, and every supporting character can feel that what they say and do is reasonable.