The Transcendent Origin Master

A very novel theme, interesting and unique plot, not the same plot. Let's get rid of the poison. Don't read it if you can't stand the protagonist being plotted against by the natives (how come the trialists don't look down on the natives, but readers outside the book look down on those natives)? Don't read it if you want to see decisive killings (the protagonist is just an ordinary person, without much resentment); don't read it if you hate the slow pace (this is not an infinite stream, there is only one trial dungeon at the beginning, but this trial dungeon has nearly 70 chapters. Anyway, I don't think it's okay, after all, this is the only one, so write it longer to improve the character image) [Thoughts]

A very good work. The world structure and ability system of this novel have great potential. The size of the hook is moderate, the social struggle is logical, the plot develops smoothly and appropriately, the protagonist has a clear direction and sense in thinking, and no poisonous points have been found yet. The combat power system is also reasonable, and I look forward to more developments.

There is nothing exciting about the first dungeon, I can only say that it is quite satisfactory, but the dungeon is very good. The failure in the early stage was the bloody plot, where two brothers saved their mother, and then the protagonist suffered disaster. Later, AI was used, and it looked better.

This is a very nice book. Thank you to everyone who likes to read the book first and then read the comments. I can't be the only one deceived

This book is really well written, and each main line can be written in a separate book without any problem. Yes, this book also has a problem. The pace is too fast, especially after about one hundred and fifty chapters. I can clearly feel that the pace has accelerated a lot. The pace changes too quickly, and the pace is too fast. I have only read two hundred chapters so far, so take it slow. Also, the early stage was really toxic. If the world view hadn't really attracted me, I would have probably stopped watching it after the protagonist's trial and his father was held accountable. It was just like that kind of brainless female video.

I have read Chapter 38 so far, which is worth reading. There are no brainless slaps in the face or school belle plots in the early stage. The protagonist has a golden finger and has unlimited potential, but he is not invincible.

It is somewhat similar to the wizard system, but the difference is that the main world has an origin master who majors in the system. It is similar to the extraterritorial evil demon in the immortal system. It is mainly engaged in rule control, so it is called a tamperer of heaven. And aside from the origin master who is a major system, it is also necessary to practice an auxiliary system to protect the way. There is a magic system to fight. Qi system, etc. At present, the version limit of the immortal cultivation system is not high due to lack of knowledge. However, it seems that a high-level immortal cultivation system world has been detected and the perception of the origin system is extremely poor. It has been labeled as a mortal enemy. It is estimated that the protagonist will practice the immortal cultivation system in the war and then rise.

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A very wonderful world view, it reminds me of fantasy worlds buried in the past. As far as the early stage is concerned, Origin Master is simply the practitioner of the order system that I had expected to be a perfect fit. He has a very good explanation of the practice and use of virtual power - it is very consistent with my philosophy, and I seem to have seen a bright and diverse world of life. Therefore, from a world view perspective, it deserves my early praise. Finished reading The author is also an experienced reader, and I can see the author's rich reading experience from his works. Although there will be low points in the article, in general, it can be considered as flawless - at least, he has used his own reading understanding to create a full world, unlike others who are mixed or uninformed. Overall, it's a prosperous world—albeit one with a cheesy ending.

It's not a stone, but compared to most, it will definitely not let you go in and it will be a red stone. This book is ordinary, but some plots are not humane and logical, and the author's worldview is somewhat limited. But if you abandon these for a while and read them, you can still pass the time. However, the core meaning of the previous comments is true. The first ones are a bit boring, and the latter ones do not follow my logic and I don't want to read them. Therefore, I will give a fair evaluation.