
Infinite: Transcending the Mandate of Heaven
无限之天命超脱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 359k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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147Chapters
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9.8kFans
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"Martial Arts" Dominates All Realms, Starting with the Japanese Anime Naruto, 666, Dropping the Game
Why do so many authors like to write Japanese manga, like Naruto and One Piece? It's so cheesy!
I really don't know if the author is writing an infinite loop or a Naruto fanfic.
I only read the title, Naruto, and immediately dropped the book!
I usually subconsciously give up on books that contain anime/manga.
I actually think it's pretty well written, but the transition between anime/manga and martial arts is a bit abrupt.
Naruto's rank isn't as high as The Deer and the Cauldron's?
Super God Academy is great, don't give up!
I haven't watched Naruto... Over 100 chapters... It's so long! I hope it ends soon!
Regarding the issue of world progress
Infinite world novels really aren't suitable for writing too long of a single world. While writing more allows for more detailed descriptions, the author needs to be clear about whether they're writing an infinite world novel or an isekai (another world) novel. At the current pace of the world, the first world alone has 107 chapters, and the Second Shinobi World War has just begun.
It was a great premise, but the Japanese anime adaptation started off so slowly and dragged on. I just couldn't stand it and dropped it.