Flying Twenty Thousand Years into the Future: I Can Make the Fake Real
飞往两万年后：我能炼假成真
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- Ascend to Godhood in a Hundred Days: Starting by Making the Fake Real百日登神：从炼假成真开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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I found a small amount of plot within a large amount of setting information.
This is a collection of setting details. The protagonist's role is to introduce various settings, making up about 1% of the plot, which can be covered in four or five chapters. The remaining 200+ chapters are essentially a compilation of settings, focusing on the protagonist stacking their own power-ups, supporting characters stacking their own power-ups, and even minor characters stacking their…
The premise is grand and ambitious, but it also presents significant problems. The very definition of a novel is the description of different worlds, which is fine, but too much self-imposed setting will create a major conflict between your passion and your actual achievements. Simply put, a complex and grand setting won't be memorable for readers; it will only hinder your writing ability.
Amidst a vast amount of setting, a small amount of plot was discovered. It's a work of dedication, but it feels more like a diary for personal enjoyment. Still setting things up, emmm
First of all, the author's cultural foundation is undeniable; quite impressive. The author has clearly put a lot of effort into creating a grand and imaginative world. The various superpowers and cultivation systems are well-developed, logically combined, and scientifically grounded. That's great. However, there are some shortcomings.
It's a good book, a real-world setting story 🤦, a treat for those who love setting-based elements. The plot is pitifully small, which is a shame for me. Looking at the reviews, even after 200+ chapters, it's still mostly setting with too little actual plot 😂. If you don't like that kind of thing, avoid it.
The logic is clear, the world-building is grand, and the writing style is very comfortable. As of now, there are no major flaws, making it hard to believe this was written by a new author on Tomato Bookstore (PS: I suspect the author is a top writer on another platform, but unfortunately, I have no proof 😳).
It's very well written, but the setting is too grand and complex. It's more like a collection of strange tales than a novel, and most new readers won't be able to handle it. It's more suitable for seasoned readers. I personally enjoyed reading it; it was very enjoyable.
I feel like this is a new genre, a setting-based one 😂 I've read over a hundred chapters, and it's densely packed with settings. The settings and ideas are very logical and interesting. It would be better if these settings were gradually unfolded in conjunction with the plot development. Right now, it's a bit like eating Vitasoy soy milk on its own—it's tasty, but it's too soggy and not satisfying 🤦
The concept is pretty cool, it looks great. 😏 Big brother, 300 chapters already, and less than a month has passed 🙂