
The Myriad Realms Compendium: Claim Rewards When Your Followers Die
万界法典:随从死后能结算奖励
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 906k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I Just Love Twisted Free-for-Alls Full of Mechanics and Stats
Looking for books similar to *The Boss Is Incredibly Cunning, and So Is My System*.
I'm in a Reading Slump and Have Lost the Desire to Read
Please recommend something. Any genre is fine.
Everything Feels Formulaic These Days. Can I Get Something with a Fresh Premise?
I'm Out of Books to Read. My Standards Are Too High, so These Few Are All I Have to Get By
I'm out of books to read. My standards are way too high, so I'll have to make do with these few.
No Ratings Below 9.0 or Fewer Than 200,000 Reads. Hand Over Your Masterpieces
Books with 600,000+ Current Readers, at the Very Least 550,000
At least around 600,000 words! If it’s shorter, don’t add it even if you like it, thanks (*'▽'*)♪ I had a quick look, and there are very few stories over a million words, so 600,000 should give us a much wider selection.
Novels by New Writers These Days Are So Good! I Love These Historical Fiction What-If Stories!
Looking for something like *A Thousand-Year Family Is Revealed: Only Now Do People Realize They Trespassed into the Heavenly Household*.
Looking for Good Stories About Card Games!
Card makers, card draws, that sort of thing. I'm seriously out of books to read.
The Protagonist Thinks He’s Playing a Single-Player Game, But Then...
The protagonist thinks they're playing a single-player game, but then accidentally discovers that they exist as a player and are influencing another world. From then on, they log in on schedule every day to wage war in another world.
Looking for Lord-Building Novels Where the Protagonist Recruits Heroes to Fight
Lord-focused novels about building your own base, recruiting heroes and soldiers, and going to war.
War! I Want War! Massive Wars, and the Protagonist Has to Be a Monster
Stories About a Protagonist Who Collects and Summons Creatures and Heroes From Cards to Fight
Looking for Stories Featuring Mage Towers, Sky Cities, the Astral Plane, and Conquest of the Multiverse
I’m looking for books about legendary mages, battles across the multiverse, building sky cities, and challenging the Twilight of the Gods.
Lords, Troops, Heroes, Myriad Worlds, Myriad Races
I want content similar to All-People Lords: I Awakened Two Talents!
System Stories About Drawing Characters and Summoning Them
The characters from the Super series take on different roles and fight a great war in this world.
Any Books About Card Summoning?
The protagonist is a guy, and the first card he gets is a little girl. That's all I know.
Western Fantasy Noble-Lord Stories with Dragons, Monsters, Racial Wars, and Power Struggles
Looking for books similar to *The Sprites and Gemstone Dragons of the Merlin Family*.
Any Urban Novels Where the Protagonist Builds a Faction Over 1,000 Chapters?
I enjoy reading, so I’d love it if you all could recommend some books.
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Extraordinarily excellent, the author's design takes care of the sense of immersion, and the illustrations are also very good. In short, it is good food. Okay, I pulled it from the back
Come on, author, the most difficult time is over. The quality is very high. AI is used to assist the creation (obviously using bean bags [laughing]), but it does not affect the look and feel at all. The illustrations are also of high quality. He is the author who is the best at taming AI among the books I have read recently. If you open a class to teach how to use AI, I will definitely sign up.
Ninety-nine percent of it is pure AI. The remaining chapters are the first few chapters. They were pretty good at first and I almost thought it was because I was rubbing my hands. However, after a few chapters there was a strong AI flavor. However, the author is quite capable. Among the many AI articles I have read, the author is the best at training AI. The logic is okay, but the protagonist's AI pseudo-human flavor is too strong. You can take a look. Okay, kids, pull it, there's a mess behind it, the AI logic chain is broken.
Overall, it's pretty good, with no serious flaws. The best part of this book is that the author will provide a beautiful picture for each race and profession, which perfectly matches it. I would like to call the author the most dedicated illustrator. [Eat melon]
It's nice to look at. I quite like this style. It's like this kind of IQ, but it doesn't have those weird emotions. This style looks really troublesome. Update it soon. Update it soon.
The protagonist is rational, cautious, sinister, has clear thinking, is self-interested and lawful, repays kindness and revenge, is good at calculating risks and costs, and the pace of increasing combat power is okay. One of the highlights is the intelligence of the supporting cast. It is a rare description of the leaders of government departments with high intelligence, which seems to have started a battle of wits mode. This is relatively rare Summoner, rich racial combinations, and pictures (this is a good point) The small drawback is that during the large-scale summoning later, there are too many descriptions of the new pets (some are just cannon fodder after all), which can be appropriately deleted.
It's really good. I read the latest updated chapter from the first chapter in one breath. It's a very novel and charming book. It is rare to see such a calm protagonist. He is very awesome and worthy of being a budgeter. Does the author actually work on a budget? The calculation is very accurate, hehe.
The male protagonist gave me the feeling that he was "smart" with no strings in his head. His cautious movements were nothing, but his dialogue was too arrogant.
I just like cards + summons, and the protagonist also has a better look and feel than others of the same type. He is a new generation of summoning nightmares, with a grand and novel world view. I really like it and I have finished reading it. I had known I would have read it later, but it seems to be three chapters a day, which is also very good.
It should be an AI-assisted article. Although there is still an AI flavor in some places, the author's writing is still broad. That is, the big benefits from the death of followers in the introduction of Chapter 43 have not been seen yet. Most of them have no benefits.