Lord of Calamities Across the Myriad Worlds

Mo Dao's new book must be supported. It can be seen from this new book that Mo Dao has been on the road to transformation. I was very surprised at the beginning. It gave me a slow and gradual feeling. The world view currently seems to be very large and interesting. I also hope that Dao Dao will not be overwhelmed later. I still trust Dao Dao in terms of writing. It is much better than the description of the body ghost period. I hope it will not disappoint me in the future. 2025.6.18

Mo Dao is also in despair. Alas, I really like the author's first two books. Anyway, let me support the author first.

It's a pity to see many people abandon the entire book because of some parts of the previous article. In fact, there are not many geniuses in this world, not to mention that the characters in the novel, Jiang Ling or the author's previous books, all have a corresponding growth process. The author's description of the protagonist's growth process is quite good. It is neither too short nor too lengthy. The protagonist's inner psychological activities and reaction to the outside world not only inform us of the protagonist's character, but also lead to the exciting stage of the next part. Maybe some places think it is too abrupt, for example, some people pointed out the lie detection part, but we might as well imagine, is the effect of the lie detection fidelity? If the truth is kept, will the Poor God take action? If true, could it be that the psychological quality of the protagonist is too strong? The author didn't go into details, just like you wouldn't tell others about the process of getting dressed in detail, you just need to see the beauty of the clothes after wearing them. If you ignore the small flaws, it will affect your feeling about the book. A big business does not care about meticulousness, and a big courtesy does not hesitate to make small concessions. Character description is a very detailed thing, but I don't think it is enough to affect the author's inner outline. It won't affect the highlights that follow. Although the author is not a very famous author, personally speaking, I still remember chasing Jiang Xiao a few years ago, and was surprised to see Ning Ye, and then Shen Ran. Until now, personally, I think it was an interesting experience. I have said that, in general, I just hope that everyone will not care about the small details. You might as well think more about other factors that affect the article when you are in the underground, and be more tolerant of the protagonist's decision as a minor under 18 years old. If you really can't stand it, the author will reasonably respect everyone's opinions, because the author also needs to make progress, and I personally hope that the author will write better and better (reasonable comments, sudden scolding)

Hey, Lao Mo. Coming out of Body Ghost, Body Ghost was the first novel I read. I will never forget that time. I thought of this novel again by chance. I came back to see you and support your new book. [Laugh][laugh][laugh]

After reading the four books of Mo Dao, I found that they all followed this routine. After entering an organization, they found that the organization was at odds with its ideal path and then broke up. Jiang Xiao and Tianji Palace, Ningming and the Zhou Dynasty (I remember correctly), Shen Ran and Earth Mars, Jiang Ling and Kunlun. After solving these problems, a big map was opened, and then the classic plot of the protagonist saving the world. This routine is quite amazing at first, but there is really too much written. I hope Mo Dao can write a new story in the next book.

This book is really good to read. Whether it is plot structure or character description, it is all top-notch. There are no other drawbacks other than the lack of updates. Um, I also want to ask how to give him a gift? Otherwise, I'm afraid that he will stop updating it all of a sudden and there won't be such good books to read.

Ber, buddy, I read Tigui and Wanye, these two new ones... Forget it, come on

Mo Dao's new book is quite good so far. I hope it can be linked up with Jiang Xiao and Ning Ming in the future.

It's hard to believe that this is Mo Dao's book. The narrative structure feels less and less like before. Is it because of the change of subject matter?

It was originally one star but I added three stars because of my feelings [face covering] [face covering] Remove the emotional star, there are too many logical loopholes [face-covering][face-covering][face-covering] It feels a bit like AI writing [smile][smile]