Jailer of the Myriad Worlds

Men should be like their brothers. First: Never show off. Second: Be able to hold on at critical moments. Third: Ability to train successors. Fourth: Good at attacking and making people feel happy. Fifth: It can both create friction and make everyone feel happy together. Sixth: Be able to shrink yourself humbly after victory. Summary: low-key, courageous and capable.

There is nothing wrong with the author using the same actor in different roles. The author's setting is that different works are different worlds. Jet Li's Zhang Wuji and Huang Feihong are the same person in different parallel worlds, just like I might be Zhu Yuanzhang hundreds of years ago in another world. In this setting, Jet Li is just the name of the other two people in our world.

Science fiction can be finished in a dozen chapters, but martial arts has dozens of chapters. The author should finish it quickly.

There is so much room for creativity in this book. Just imagine, catching Zhu Bajie and feeding the pigs is a light novel, catching the heroine is a harem novel, catching Sun Wukong to nurse the child is a spoof style, whether it is fun or not depends on the author's preference. I feel like I could start a series.

Chapter opening: The system says you can arrest whoever you want, whatever you want. Then a wave of free systems blew up and the protagonist was filled with joy. Next few chapters: You have to catch someone, especially the capture mission of a certain character that the author dislikes (the arch says: Why must he be captured? The system doesn't know, but in short, you don't care about the protagonist). The mission has rewards and punishments. You can take it or not. It's up to you. If you don't complete the mission, you will never come back. The protagonist still thinks that the two statements are completely consistent and very free. Actually, you can really see the whole story from a few chapters later. The setting at the beginning is so logically contradictory. The point is to emphasize that the protagonist lives a free and nourishing life even if everything is fine. He can arrest whoever he wants. I don't know what it means. Then there is the logic of the plot of the novel. It seems that there is nothing wrong with most of it. It basically means entering various worlds. These are film and television plots that are recognized by the public. In other words, they are all written successfully by others. How many contradictions and inconsistencies can it have? Then it comes to the author; in the opening chapter of the novel, the main character comes back from the Qing Dynasty and shaves off his braids and leaves a bald head. Is there anything difficult to explain? You opened your mouth and told your parents that you were filming for an endorsement. Why don't you take the things you endorse to see? The next ancient world system changed its long hair. This is a wave: [The details and descriptions are really good, great god] Since you have this ability, why don't you change it back and still need an endorsement? , To catch the first criminal, the system "Master Xing" was very intelligent and asked the protagonist to bring Li Bingbing in on the grounds of "catching a beautiful criminal and the protagonist will be happy". I was filled with questions? ? ? Although I am writing a novel, the illogical logic only shows that my thinking is not in place. Is the meaning element too heavy?

Long live science fiction! In fact, you can write about the God of Gamblers and the Saint of Gamblers, who will win the whole universe in the future.

As for aesthetic issues, I don't think Wonder Woman is beautiful at all, so I quit because I couldn't stand it.

I don't know why, but when I see Marvel, I don't like it.

The main character is of low character, and suddenly becoming the warden of all worlds is a poor man who suddenly becomes rich. A wretched and hanged man lowers the quality of the book. The author forcibly lowers the IQ of celebrities in other worlds. Men who do not submit to the hero are wretched and scum. Women who are beautiful and famous in Pig's Foot are just a coquettish bitch and must be taken into the harem. This kind of novel can only be read by those who are of the same status and heart as Pig's Foot. The writing is lousy and the thinking is lousy.

I don't really like the protagonist's character, it's too unscrupulous. Every time I see the protagonist using coercion to start a harem, I want to say: Give me the pen and I will write. I guarantee that I will kill you in one chapter! (Of course, the novel is a novel after all, and the author can write it however he wants. Anyway, the author will protect it, and the protagonist will not die.) (Of course, I still want to ask here, if one day the protagonist meets a super beautiful woman, and then he still wants to bring her into the harem in his usual way, but the other person's father is an invincible strong man that the protagonist can never catch up with, and he is also a daughter-in-law, can the protagonist survive?)