
Fantasy World Plunder
幻想世界大掠夺
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Brother, this is your weekly update. I've been waiting for a long time and my heart is tired 😭
How should I put it? When the protagonist is weak, everything is fought for strength. However, if the protagonist is strong, he should establish power for himself to become stronger and enjoy it. If the protagonist is strong and does not want women, isn't that perverted?
I agree very much that the Dharma should not be passed on lightly. Nowadays, pigs in many novels teach the Dharma to anyone they like. During my rise, I have never seen an expert teach the Dharma so easily. Just imagine that what you have worked hard for with your life is given to others at will. Are you not willing to give it to others? Or is it to reflect your own artistic conception of being stupid and rich?
The first world of Swordsman is coming to an end. Do you have any thoughts on which one to write about the second world?
I want to ask the author. The protagonist opens up the world, and the way of heaven takes action, so why should the protagonist do it? Why does the protagonist conquer so many forces? Why can't he just sit back and reap the benefits? Also, I want to ask the author, what can the protagonist gain from the fusion of two worlds? Become the master of the world? Does the protagonist have that ability? Or swallow the merged world? Is the protagonist's small world capable of swallowing the merged big world? The writing is incomprehensible. Now the protagonist can go back and take a nap. When both sides of the Heavenly Dao fight, both sides are defeated. When the protagonist comes out, his tiger body is shaken, and his bastard spirit is shaken. The two Heavenly Dao are shocked and surrender, and let the Heavenly Dao obediently refine it for the protagonist. I still have doubts. The protagonist does not directly bring people to kill him. He must bring out the Heavenly Dao. It's because the heavens on both sides are really conscious. Then when the protagonist conquers the lower world, he is afraid that he will come out and kill the protagonist long ago. After all, the protagonist does not know how much the plot has been changed. The plot is the general trend of the world's operation. Changing the general trend of the world is changing the operation of heaven. If the heavens are really alive, why not come out and kill the protagonist? Has the author thought about these things? Also, the power system of the super-god world seems not high. Fights are fought on the ground, and only some people can fly. The gods there can actually be injured with Earth's firearms. Author, do you think the power system is high?
There is a reason why this book has bad results. The first world is martial arts, and the second world is directly animated. What the hell, if it is a martial arts anime, it would be fine, but it is Brother Corpse. I am also drunk. The system and style of painting are completely different, okay?
I can't watch it at all, it's too selfish, and there's no heroine. There is no bottom line at all, as long as you live.
This book has too many twists and turns. I can't stand it anymore. Goodbye.
Men care about beauty, power and wealth.
What the hell is this book about? There are all kinds of common sense errors, and the plot is inconsistent.
The 14-year-old ordinary boy protagonist enters Swordsman and fights from beginning to end. How dark is the psychology of teenagers in China?
I already lost fans because of the cold-blooded male protagonist, but now the plot is really uninteresting and I'm about to lose fans again.
I saw the heavens and began to plunder
I've only read a few of them, and I feel like the author almost made his face swollen after deleting them.
Has the author offended someone? There are people who criticize every book without thinking.
I'm scared to death, Mingyue is a master everywhere in Qin Dynasty
It's beautiful. Why are there so few people?
The reward is 10,000, I hope the author will continue writing
It's boring to be too monotonous and too obsessed with leveling up and killing monsters. Too gamified.
In the first world, Linghu Chong is already dead. Why is there a story about Dongfang Bubai going to Shaolin to save Linghu Chong? 🤫
Except for Swordsman and Fairy Sword, I haven't watched any of the others. I cried.
When talking about demonic witches in Huashan, isn't Ren Yingying the first person who comes to mind? What the hell is Dongfang Invincible? Yu's mother's version is not so popular, right?
It feels like the super-spiritual training has just begun, but damn it's over. It's so short and weak, author.
When I write about martial arts, I always write about martial arts. The starting setting is martial arts. There are animations and so on later. They are all forced to connect each other and the outline is not well written.
Summary: Upgrade to fight monsters, upgrade to fight monsters. There is a lack of other aspects of the plot, and the full text is only for upgrading. I hope the author will pay attention to this aspect in his next book. The writing is still okay, but it lacks a climax.