
Chronicles of the Old Days
旧日篇章
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Western Fantasy
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- Mystic Fantasy
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- 1y ago
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If we want to cause trouble, we must first kill the person who flipped the table, destroy the audience, and melt the chess pieces. It's up to us to say whatever we want. The plan is passed√
New book released: Mirror of Eternity Please support! ! !
Do you have any recommendations for similar books? Similar to this book, the main character, villain and boss are invincible, like the fantasy world of time travel, the original seeker, and the paradise of reincarnation. At least his IQ is normal and his logic is complete. Things have been going wrong lately, and I really want to read a book about destroying the world, but it's really hard to find this type of book.
I have some opinions on plane flow. If you don't like it, you can debate it. I hope you won't curse people. It's pointless to curse people because of different opinions when reading a book. Today's novels that travel through different worlds and planes, according to most people, Infinite Horror is the originator of this genre. The same is true for me personally, but I personally think that such novels can be divided into two major genres, namely the infinite flow, the plane flow, the main god construction flow, and the single world system flow. Looking at a few genres, the majority of them are infinite flow and plane flow novels. I will personally comment on plane flow in detail here. Most of the plane flows are based on the system, relying on the power of the system to travel through the plane. Most of those who rely on the system have tasks and task rewards. Therefore, it can be seen that the plane flow is born out of the infinite flow. I personally think that whether plane flow novels are good or not mainly depends on three aspects: 1. The division of power between different systems and the same system. 2. The protagonist's choice of plane travel and the protagonist's growth rate. 3. Participation in plots in different planes and interaction with characters in each world. I personally feel that these three points are intertwined. 1 Division of power between different systems and the same system. : I believe that most readers have experienced this. Many novels are well written in all aspects, but there are some mistakes when it comes to the power system. The power system is confusing, which makes the novel less readable. Most of the conflicts arise in the comparison of the three power systems of technology, immortality, and magic (faith, divinity, and abilities are divided into the magic system here). For example, someone asks you which one is better: wormhole, void crossing, or teleportation array. In fact, there is not much difference between these three. In theory, they all span space, but the author's power division, level division, and combat power division are important on issues of different essential attributes. Nowadays, most authors choose a world of a system as a high-level plane and then compare similar planes with each other. What I personally see is that the prehistoric world is the main one, or the prehistoric world is strengthened and then compared with other worlds, such as the three-body system of technology and the Cthulhu myth of the magic system, and then weakened or strengthened to a certain extent. Then take these three worlds as the highest of the three systems, and then rank the worlds of the same system in terms of their levels and strengths. In this way, the problem of power confusion mostly occurs in the division of world levels. For example: Ghost Story, Harry Potter, and Transformers. I divided them into one level. In this way, some people must think that there is a problem with the division of these three worlds, and they can refute me from different angles. This is the issue of the division of different power systems. There are also many contradictions in the division of power in the same system. For example, if I put Journey to the West and Zhetian at the same level, then some people will say that the two worlds are not comparable, or the gap is too big. The world of Zhe Tian destroys planets at every turn, while in the world of Journey to the West it is very difficult to carry a mountain. However, the top figure in the world of Zhetian, the Great Emperor, can only live for ten thousand years, and in the world of Journey to the West, he is always immortal. Therefore, different small power systems in the same system are also different, so in this case it depends on the author. Most of the methods are to weaken and strengthen the two worlds to a certain extent. Therefore, whether the power system collapses or not largely depends on the author's handling of different worlds. 2. The protagonist's choice to travel through planes and the protagonist's growth rate: I personally think the length of a plane flow novel depends on this reason. For example, if a protagonist's first world is the prehistoric world, and then he has cultivated in this world to the middle level of this world, and then the second world is Mr. Zombie, then it becomes a bit redundant for the protagonist to travel to the world of Mr. Zombie, so the choice of world travel is very important. The world selection in most novels is from first to highest. Most novels that choose a world that is too high at the beginning or that grow too fast are either eunuchs or short, because in the later stages there are no new worlds to travel through. There is also the choice of the number of worlds with similar levels and the growth of the protagonist in these worlds. For example, The Mummy, Pirates of the Caribbean, and The Lord of the Rings are worlds with similar power and intensity. If the protagonists are written in all three, the growth will be slow, so the selection of the novel world is in a trapezoidal shape from low to high. The choice of the world and the growth rate of the protagonist are very important to the objectivity of the novel. 3. Participation in plots in different planes and interactions with characters in various worlds: To a certain extent, this type of novel is about YY of film and television works and novels, YY himself from a God's perspective, appreciating a certain character's character, lamenting the fate of the character, envy of certain items and abilities, or admiration for male and female characters. For example: Appreciating Huang Feihong's patriotic qualities appeared after traveling through time and getting to know Huang Feihong and working together to defend the country. Lamenting Xiao Feng's bumpy fate, it appeared that Xiao Feng's tragic fate would be changed after time travel. I was envious of the martial arts of the heroes, so I traveled through time, snatched them, and secretly learned martial arts. Admiring those people gave rise to the harem. Different works have appeared with different opinions on the characters. For example, regarding Lin Pingzhi in The Swordsman, some people think that he is a pitiful person, so Lin Pingzhi is included in the novel to keep him away from his original destiny. Some people think that he is just a mistress who seduces the younger junior sister, so they encourage him to learn the Sunflower Book. It is difficult to reconcile the opinions of others, which will lead to disagreements, so there is a small genre of dark flow or ruthless flow. What does the fate of the character have to do with me? What I want are skills and treasures. What does it have to do with whether you are lucky or unlucky, dead or alive? Good guys and bad guys can use it casually and kill casually without any burden. Let's talk about the issue of the opposite sex: when watching Legend of Sword and Fairy, most of the men had sex with Zhao Ling'er and Long Kui. Whether it was love or pure sex, women must have had sex with Li Xiaoyao and Xu Changqing. The love for the opposite sex has become a common phenomenon in online novels. The pursuit of opposite-sex characters in "harem" will lead to emotional dramas. However, there are several authors who can write novels, so many emotional dramas appear to be hasty, far-fetched, and have no sense of the original work. The above-mentioned problems have led to the fact that there are many excellent plane novels, but there are few household name masterpieces, making plane novels always relatively niche. The above is my point of view. If you don't like it, please don't curse. Everyone has different opinions and it would be meaningless to curse.
The protagonist should learn to fake a voice, and then under the magic of shadow, the body becomes slender, the hair becomes longer, the facial features become feminine←_←Then a woman pretends to be a small-breasted girl, and then deceives the feelings of a young man←_←Isn't the protagonist the most interesting thing? I think this is very interesting←_←
I finally discovered that "most" novels with multiple heroines are trash, while novels with single heroines are better! I just don't understand. Some authors don't have the ability to write emotional dramas, so they shouldn't write them. Why they have to write them? The key is that people still read these novels with multiple female protagonists.
If there is no heroine, no one will watch it.
The author is just covering up the Ke system. The old gods in the story do not match the style of the Ke system at all. First of all, in the first version of the Cthulhu Mythos, gods have no distinction of high and low status. The specific systems are all added by later generations. Moreover, the gods in the Cthulhu Mythology do not care about their own believers, or belief is a spontaneous behavior, which is equivalent to ants wanting you to take a look at them. Do you know? Do you know how to read it? There is no evil god or righteous god, they are all indescribable, and one will almost lose all their sanity at a glance. Even if you don't think of this novel as a gram fanfic, it is still a very enjoyable novel. For those who are familiar with the gram genre, it will be a bit uncomfortable to read.
I saw this type of superpower recently and I was thinking, What is the essence of blood-type superpowers, controlling the source of life? Body fluids of an organism? If a water controller and a blood controller compete for a bucket of blood, who has higher priority? Can blood still be manipulated if it loses water? Can you control the blood in a living body? If not, what is the difference between controlling water? Can it directly affect the transport components of blood? Like give yourself a shot of adrenaline?
I just want to know what Cthulhu is? I just checked online and still don't understand it at all. Just like foreigners will never understand: A: What does this mean? B: What do you mean? A: Let me ask you what you mean! B: That's what I mean! (What does it mean?)