
The Empire Rises in the Myriad Worlds
诸天万界之帝国崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Dynasty Wars
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I want to watch Super Soldier Corps. To be honest, I'm no longer a fan of Angels. There are several reasons why I went from liking to hating angels. The spirit ingrained in the bones of us Chinese is one of resistance, diligence, and perseverance! Western fire was stolen, a gift from God, while our fire was created by our ancestors through persistent friction and drilling. This is perseverance!
I think in the next world we should fight Lord of the Rings or the Hobbits and let them experience the power of a volley of arrows.
Is this statement pretentious or not? "I possess a sword, which is drawn by Yin and Yang, wielded through spring and summer, and traversed through autumn and winter. This sword is unparalleled in its straightness and unmatched in its power. It can cleave through the clouds above and sever the boundaries of the earth below. Wherever its blade points, a single strike can cleave through an entire world!"
Please see the author's note.
In Chapter 1, Mi Yue says to Ying Ji, "At the age of 15, one should..." By the way, is the protagonist Ying Ji a woman? Shouldn't a man be referred to as "tying up one's hair"? "Ji Ji" refers to a woman turning 15, while "tying up one's hair" refers to a man turning 15.
This is really embarrassing to watch; the author's writing style is just awful!
At first glance, judging from the first few chapters, the protagonist's mindset seems out of place, given that he was a middle-aged man who single-handedly built up a province's wealthiest family in his past life. If he had been a young person just entering society in his previous life, his mindset would have been more consistent with the story.
With the core concept of Chinese martial arts, it draws on the principles of various martial spirits, bloodlines, and martial arts techniques to create a path that first trains the body, then uses the body to cultivate qi in the middle stage, and finally uses qi to nourish the spirit, achieving the unity of essence, qi, and spirit.
The author is probably a newbie; there's a bit of a lack of experience involved.
Platform for Appointing Generals Repair my sword, slay my way to the heavens, shed my blood, and charge forward without fear! Even if the body is destroyed, the battle spirit will not perish, enduring for countless ages, to fight once more in the heavens!
First! Author, please update soon!