(Gender-Bender + National Destiny + Anomalies + Nonhuman + Magic + Eastern Arts)
There are a few sad moments in this story, but not too many. Sui An transmigrates to another world that is, at its core, a lower plane calling on a higher plane for help. Without knowing any of this, he somehow ends up being the one sent to save them… Sui An asks, “Did any of you even ask what I think?! Is this any way to treat someone?!”
As a Nature’s Emissary, he builds a main city and clears anomalies, embarking on a warm, though sometimes dangerous, adventure with friends by his side.
(The early and middle parts are slice-of-life, while the later parts are action-packed. If you can’t stand the early chapters’ endless chatter, you can start at Volume Five.)
First Pollution: Seed of Growth.
Second Pollution: “Starry Sky.”
Third Pollution: Mother of Breeding.
Fourth Pollution: Twisted Tree.
Fifth Pollution: Crimson Moon of Life.
Sixth Pollution: Scarlet Moon.
Seventh Pollution: Eternal Setting Sun.
Eighth Pollution: Deus Ex Machina.
Ninth Pollution: Blue Information Vine.
Tenth Pollution: All Things’ Compassion.
Eleventh Pollution: Tumor of Gluttony.
Twelfth Pollution: I Am You.
Thirteenth Pollution: Galactic Connection.
Fourteenth Pollution: Roots of Extinction.
Fifteenth Pollution: Sing of Reincarnation.
Sixteenth Pollution: Tomb of the End.
Seventeenth Pollution: Two Faces, One Life.
Children, don't be deceived by the author. I personally read it and there are knives in it 😢 😢 😢
I like the first volume, it feels warm, my little heart almost melts with this little one, I want to hold it and give it a sip. The second volume felt very awkward, because I was afraid of being abandoned and alienated, so I took the initiative to leave, like a sensitive stray cat, digging through the trash can while being soaked in the rain. He was discovered and hid his head in his soaked leather shoes. Well, I haven't finished the third volume yet. I'm really looking forward to what will happen to the little cutie.
I think this is a good book, and the subject matter is relatively new compared to other books. Although the author's writing style is good and bad, he writes very seriously. The author who can take time out of his heavy studies to update this book is surpassing others, but the author must also put his studies first! Here are some of the issues I found: ①The level of this book is a bit counterintuitive. It uses a thousand-level system instead of a hundred-level system, which makes the combat power of this book very strange, so just divide the level by 10 (the author's later patch) ②The author seems to be not very honest (there are spoilers), saying that he will give the protagonist cramps and bones by deducting one, but no one will deduct one, and finally hide it to give the readers the maximum critical blow. ③ (Spoilers included) The protagonist's parents beat the protagonist and threw him into this inhospitable place, allowing the protagonist to fight against anomalies. It wasn't that his meridians were severed, his arms were missing, he was used as a consumable by humans, and his whole body suffered comminuted fractures, etc. The final explanation is that the protagonist's mother is mentally ill and is a powerful little Abba. Finally, I also have a doubt: Why is this universe all cultivating immortality, and only the earth is technological? In other words, in an infinite world, there is no technological civilization that can span the universe, otherwise even the extremely powerful will not be able to enter. If it were a technological civilization, it would be much better.
Eh? Is the protagonist asexual or female? I just read a few chapters and it seems to suit my taste.
It's pretty good, but it's a bit messy. Can the author keep it up? Oh Nei
Very very beautiful