
The Ruler Beyond Dimensions
超越维度的主宰者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
572Chapters
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After reading a little bit, I found that the whole thing is quite smooth, and some settings are reasonable and well-founded. What makes me complain the most is the character of the protagonist, which is a bit mediocre to be honest. It doesn't have to be sharp, but when describing how he looks at and thinks about problems, you can add more highlights, emotions, anger, sorrow, and tendencies toward good and evil, etc. For example, there is no exploration of the new world by the protagonist at the beginning. All information is obtained through attracting people, and the protagonist is not expressed "what do I want" and "what do I want", making the protagonist very confused.
After reading more than two hundred chapters, I can't hold on anymore. The structure and ideas are very good, but are you good at writing instructions?!!! Halfway through, I can count on one hand what the main character has done. You can skip dozens of chapters without affecting the reading. It's all about introductions. It's so annoying.
It can be seen that the author is very hesitant, wavering between changes and changes, and writing the book in a long and verbose way.
I don't understand this book. Can anyone tell me how the title and introduction are related to the content of the book?😅
The finale is almost here, and I still have some regrets about this book. Following up from the previous book, I prefer the plot of the protagonist doing scientific research. It doesn't matter even if the plot is bland and has no ups and downs. But the problem is that there is too little plot research in the early stages of this book. This is mainly because the author was influenced by the fact that some readers do not like to study the plot. I hope that the author of the next book will continue to work hard and think about who his target readers are when making settings, and also determine what the selling points and positioning of the next book will be. I think the author's setting is okay. The biggest advantage is the character control of the protagonist and the research-type plot. Although the plot is not ups and downs or exciting, there is nothing poisonous about it. Therefore, I hope that the author can determine the selling points of his next work, and then not make frequent revisions, and not let some readers disrupt the writing rhythm. Once you have determined your selling point, you will basically determine which readers are your fans. Do not constantly change your articles for other readers who are not within your target audience range, causing dissatisfaction on both sides. No author can satisfy all readers, so pinpointing your target readers is really important! I hope the author writes better and better!
Defection is more hateful than enemies. The author has not written about the fate of those who defected and enemies. This book is very good in terms of writing and plot, but it doesn't feel refreshing or enthusiastic enough. It has always been mediocre.
Following this plot forces readers to become Buddhists.
The writing of is not as good as the first book, the story is too bland, and it is not interesting enough to make it more and more unbearable.
There are too many watery places, and you are a research type. You have never studied anything and only follow the script.
Emmmmm, I have read this book for so long that I forgot about it. I finished reading it today and I feel like ordering it all 😁 Does the author have any plans for a new book?