Infinite Prophet

I suddenly discovered why the chapter function was closed later

Suddenly I thought of a setting that is different between this book and other infinite novels, that is, the main god will not cover up the abilities of reincarnators entering different worlds. In other words, there will not be a setting in other infinite novels where reincarnators use mechas in the martial arts world without arousing suspicion from the natives. This has caused a very serious problem. The difficulty of obtaining the same ability can vary greatly in different worlds. As for the simplest flying problem, some of the world's top martial arts warriors can destroy a hill, but they cannot fly for a long time and can only stay in the air for a short time, such as Jiuding Ji. But in many fairy and fantasy worlds, flying is very simple, even at the apprentice level. If an ordinary reincarnation who could fly entered that kind of martial arts space, wouldn't he be captured by a top martial artist for research? Isn't this kind of thing an unreasonable disaster for these reincarnations who don't understand the plot and have no way to resist? Isn't it very unfair? For example, in the world of Naruto, as we all know, Uncle Snake is a curious scientist. If so many systems that are completely different from ninjutsu pop up suddenly, will he directly capture them and study them? The reincarnator may not have done anything, but was captured and sliced ​​just because of his special abilities. The difficulty of this dimension is far higher than it appears now. There is also some mission space for opposing camps. The reincarnators on both sides have many similar abilities, such as highly popular mechas, ninjutsu, etc. Will this not arouse the suspicion of the native NPCs in both camps? You all say you are here to help us fight against each other, but you have similar abilities. Wouldn't the natives suspect that the reincarnations are actually a group, with the goal of becoming fishermen in the end? Then the two sides decided to clear out the reincarnations first, and the two sides were in a decisive battle? Don't say it's impossible. Some people with strange abilities suddenly appear without any warning and join different camps everywhere. Then each force treats them as if it doesn't matter and lets them enter the high-level. No matter how you think about it, you think these forces are all stupid and completely turn a blind eye to such a big loophole. Then the protagonist can take advantage of these suspicions? But the protagonist takes advantage of this aspect, and they just pretend that there is no such thing? Isn't this too obvious? I feel like the author underestimated this common setting in other infinite novels, right? If this setting is cancelled, the collision of abilities in different worlds and the behavior of different strong indigenous people are completely unpredictable. The author just assumes that these things have no impact if the protagonist does not use them. The plot follows the original work. Once the protagonist uses it, the strong indigenous people will be led to other routes by the protagonist, changing the plot, and it feels completely like a stand-alone game. Really, every time I see reincarnations showing abilities in completely different reincarnation worlds, the natives are surprised, and then take no measures at all. They pretend they don't exist and continue to follow the original plot. No one thinks of studying their abilities, and no one doubts their origins. Whoever wants to join can join, as long as they make a contribution. It feels like playing a game, following a set script, without the feel of the real world.

To be honest, it has always been a mystery what the protagonist's strength is equivalent to in the upper world, but when it comes down to it, everyone becomes a monster, and I feel that the author forcibly raised Jehovah for the protagonist, just because he follows the same path, and also relatively devalued Chinese mythology. Only Laozi is the strongest, and then there is no more. The rest are all units of measurement. Everything can be on the same level as the Yellow Emperor and Zulong.

It's okay to read during the book shortage, but forget it at ordinary times. You rely on forcible intelligence to highlight the protagonist and get rewards. The first volume has a reasonable explanation for the intelligence, and the reincarnations are all newcomers. The later ones are a bit unreasonable, and the intelligence in the later chapters is even more serious than before. The routines of each volume are exactly the same. By the way, the plot is a bit flattering. He is the most ruthless towards people of the same country and then raped, but he is more tolerant towards Ri and Fa, and the best towards Mei. Especially after arriving at Mei, his attitude has obviously changed.

The reincarnation space of this novel and the supporting characters in it are just like fools. Really, it would be much better if you just write about yourself without adding these people. What are you doing with a bunch of retarded people? Do you think any of these people seem to have experienced the feeling of life and death, and why can you describe the Rinnegan Eye and Six Paths mode that you got from Naruto as useless? Susanoo seems to have never used it a few times, always making some useless things, the pacing is very poor, and it was originally a cool article, but there is no one who can write such a fool-like protagonist, only Naruto's Six Paths, and he can also use senjutsu to have the Samsara Eye. Under the circumstances, basically all Death Gods and Pirates are younger brothers, let alone the movie version of Marvel. The protagonist just messes around and shows off, and the supporting characters do all sorts of tricks, and the power system is extremely confusing. There is no specific measurement at all. What are the levels of senior reincarnators, elite reincarnators, and bosses? And do you think that the supporting characters all look like the kind of people who have experienced life and death? Everyone is just like playing a game, yes, the whole process is stupid

Come on, author↖(^ω^)↗

Such a useless space 🙂 can compete with a world like the Supreme Being. . . . . A puppet in space playing with a big guy like the other side?

It makes me so uncomfortable to watch you pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. Some people will feel jealous when they see you growing up too fast and want to attack you, but more people just admire you. How does this make the whole world want to attack you?

Although the protagonist currently has the Sharingan, he also has a fairy body. Although the potential is at its peak in Naruto, the protagonist is still very weak compared to some worlds and special powers. Especially chakra, which is a product that combines the "qi" of Chinese Taoism and the "three chakras and seven wheels" of Buddhism, requires a lot of time to practice, and except for immortal arts, it cannot be improved by absorbing the power of refining heaven and earth like works of cultivation. Even immortal arts can only be directly combined with its own chakra and Natural energy mixing, in order to use the power of heaven and earth, requires 2 parts of chakra with corresponding attributes to mix 1 part of natural energy. That is, at most, you can only temporarily increase one-third of the maximum amount of chakra through magic, and you cannot directly and permanently increase your maximum amount of chakra through magic. This is very fatal to the protagonist, and he is also severely restricted by space. Just a lot of knowledge specifically corresponding to different countries is a big limitation. Just as our understanding of martial arts, meridians, qi, and various martial arts ideas is far better than that of foreigners, our understanding of many foreign things is also not as good as theirs. Secondly, the soul and the ghost face are the protagonist's biggest weaknesses now, and they are seriously restrained by some powers, such as death, ghosts, Taoism, head-lowering techniques, etc. Then there is the issue of energy and resources. After all, the hero's energy is limited. Everything he can learn and buy requires a lot of resources, especially advanced skills and props. S-level and higher-level plot point tasks are so difficult. Even if those large legions survive, they will not be that many, and their own consumption will not be small. The protagonist himself knows so many prerequisites but only gets a few plot points, and other legions will not have it so easy. The last step is how to deal with multiple enemies or situations. The protagonist's wooden clone must be at most 50% of the protagonist's own strength, and a corresponding large amount of chakra must be obtained to ensure combat power. Facing most enemies, especially elite-level enemies, without the cooperation of teammates, pets or reliable combat power such as those brought out by plot NPCs, you will be at a great disadvantage.

I feel like the book's "Emperor of Life" volume is really good.