The Myriad Heavens Film Worlds: I Become a Sage Through the Unorthodox Path
诸天电影世界：我以邪道成圣
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 333k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The Myriad Worlds: Starting by Killing Uncle Jiu and Stealing the Daoist Scripture!诸天万界：从杀九叔抢道经开始！Alternate title on Fanqie
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He started off well, ruthless and indiscriminately killing innocents—in line with the nature of a demonic cultivator. But after entering the World of Return of the Souls, there were signs of redemption! In the First Commandment, he emphasized that he was not an antisocial personality and even helped characters from the original storyline… In conclusion, let everyone decide for themselves!
He's doing well so far; a genuine, decisive, and ruthless heretic. Not the kind who's all show and no substance.
A decent multiverse-themed novel. The protagonist is handsome, domineering, decisive, and intelligent. He has a harem of three thousand beauties. Only children make choices; the protagonist wants them all. The only downside is that he has too few children!
It's pretty good, and the main character's personality is also to my liking (personal opinion).
Why did this book perform so poorly? It's not one of those books that's all hype and no substance, it's just a bit risqué, regardless of whether it's explicit or not! And there was a very satisfying event, it's just a bit of a shame that not everyone was wiped out! And it truly doesn't suppress combat power. @
A heretical cultivator should act like a heretical cultivator! The scene of the blood sacrifice in Tokyo was smooth!
Keep it up, and continue writing according to the current protagonist's personality.
The "Cultivation Across the Heavens" genre, while generally enjoyable, currently features many older worlds, which somewhat limits its target audience and risks clashing with the younger generation. Overall, although it's quite explicit, its unique flavor makes it a high-quality read.
Refined self-interest, ruthless and decisive, neither resentful nor saintly, it's very satisfying to watch.
The protagonist is Cao Cao, and the women he sometimes chooses... Well, his tastes are a bit heavy, at least for us. As for the unorthodox aspects, I'd say the writing is alright, just a few parts don't make sense. Those with good tolerance for toxicity might want to check it out. After all, it only involves a few minor characters, so it's still acceptable.