Myriad Worlds Empress Training System
万界女帝培养系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 789k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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387Chapters
2.2kRecommendations
5.3kFans
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After reading the beginning, I don't want to read any further. I suggest the author carefully read the original work first. The people from the small Yunlan Sect shouldn't have such high expectations. It feels like they're all clowns invited by the protagonist. It's understandable that the protagonist sees a 15-year-old four-star Dou Zhe as having slow cultivation.
Two 3-star fighters dare to boast about running away in front of a 9-star Dou Sheng? Where do they get the audacity?
In the original story, even an 8-star Dou Sheng would have a hard time escaping from a 9-star Dou Sheng, so how could a 3-star Dou Sheng have the right to say that?
All I want to say is, how many people on Qidian (a popular online literature platform) haven't read the mainstream novels? Original novel readers, please don't enter; you've posted your book on the wrong platform.
The second chapter is about deadly poison; he's already vomiting blood.
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As a seasoned bookworm, I just want to share my thoughts after reading it. First point: typos! I hope the author can work harder to correct them later. Secondly, the plot is a bit stiff and boring to read. Thirdly, and this is the point I dislike the most, is that the protagonist's mentality is too saintly!
The main character is a god-like figure? His disciples and sect leader both like him, but he can't take them away. He pretends to be oblivious at all. What a pretentious jerk!
It looks alright (my five-year veteran readership still has a pretty good tolerance for bad reading). There are so few truly good books these days, and this one kind of suits my taste for fast-paced, satisfying stories. Hehehe, but it's a shame it was discontinued. 🤐
He vomited blood and died after reading the synopsis.
The author clearly hates Xiao Yan! Although the plot seems cliché now, it was incredibly popular back then. And the author blames Xiao Yan's complicated relationship with Nalan Yan entirely on him, giving the impression of someone who kneels before women!
It's painful to look at.
The protagonist, who is invincible from the start, later struggles to defeat even a two-star Dou Sheng for half a day.
What the hell is this writing...?