Living Among the Heavens
活在诸天
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The Heavens and the Seas of Worlds
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I can't stand it anymore. Back in the Dragon and Snake era, you were invincible; even the government didn't dare offend you easily. Now, after cultivating to the other shore realm in Shrouding the Heavens, leaping several levels, you're actually afraid of government missiles?! I guess the author isn't stupid; it's just that Earth is too powerful.
I'd like to share some personal opinions, such as immortality and the different ways different world laws can solve problems.
First, let me talk about the so-called immortality. In some worlds, immortality is easy to achieve, for example, through cultivation, eating ginseng fruit, obtaining golden pills, or attaining godhood. Is there really no problem with these so-called immortalities? Let me explain.
It has made great progress since then, and is now considered excellent.
Poison Poison Poison
It's so toxic. The logic is always so muddled, and the sentences don't make sense. Especially the part about Mars in *Covering the Sky*, it's infuriating; the protagonist keeps... One second he was shocked and his expression changed drastically, the next he was calm and even had the mood to put on a show!
This is a matter of intelligence. A man who can kill a Tyrannosaurus Rex with a few punches, fight King Kong, and then becomes impervious to knives after learning martial arts... Go fight in underground boxing matches to learn martial arts? Go hunt wolves in the Greater Khingan Mountains to learn martial arts? Hunt bears to learn martial arts? Are you sure you don't have a problem with your brain?
I could tolerate even the worst script, but in the end, I lost to the protagonist's name. It was so damn distracting. Turns out, a single name can ruin an entire book. 😅
Speculation on why they can't return to Earth
The current world is a fantasy universe. Perhaps Earth is the real universe, and the fantasy universe is parasitic on it. Returning to the real universe requires not only immense energy but also sufficient strength to withstand the pressure of traversing the real universe and to cope with its pressure on the cultivation energy of the fantasy universe.
I've never seen such a cowardly protagonist. All he thinks about is getting back to Earth, he's always pretending to be invisible, and he barely interacts with anyone except the original protagonist. Then he just copies huge chunks of the original plot. If that's the case, why even bother writing a transmigration novel?
The Other Shore is definitely stronger than the Immortal King. Because the original text of Perfect World stated that the Immortal King would pay a huge price to change history, and the Other Shore in one lifetime also said that the history known to life is merely a history compromised by a group of Other Shores. The Other Shore can freely alter history unless other Other Shores interfere.
Having read this far, I can already imagine the ending: the protagonist is a failed author, and a complete failure at that. The excessive amount of updates has kept him awake for three days and three nights. Finally, he collapses in front of his computer and falls into a deep sleep. He had a rather long dream. In the dream, he became the protagonist and came to a bizarre and fantastical world.