I Snatched a World

What a pity about this book. From a personal perspective, this book's main plot revolves around a shady life on Earth, followed by various expansions and the final act of showing off. The protagonist is fairly intelligent and possesses excellent resources: wealth, power, and talent.

Instead, they are the big shots you can't beat even if you're reborn. Those big shots who can see the past and future and manipulate timelines are truly amazing. Is it really that satisfying to watch someone show off by comparing their eyesight to that of a blind person, their hearing to that of a deaf person, or their running ability to that of a disabled person?

Why is "Inheriting Three Thousand Years" now 404? It's so rare to find a good book to read!

I gave up after only two chapters. All of humanity cultivates within the Illusion God's dream, yet the Illusion God is unaware that the protagonist has broken through to level ten, and doesn't even know the protagonist is conscious. What kind of supreme being is this? Even if the Illusion God is on the verge of death!

I think it's pretty good. I've been following it since the first chapter. At first, there wasn't much of a grand world, but the author fixed some bugs later. The romance might not have been handled very well, but the plot is fantastic. I don't think respecting elders or valuing one's subordinates is low-class; after all, the author hasn't been the Global Speaker.

Are there any other novels like mine that dislike stories where characters reach the pinnacle but then have to start all over again, especially those with incredibly slow progression?

Signing in~~ 🤭

Having read up to chapter 32, this plot twist is disappointing and the biggest flaw. It feels like a forced drop in intelligence. Is this some kind of pandering to the current writing environment? Wouldn't it be better to have your own world, find a place to hide and cultivate? Why sacrifice your freedom to think about worldly wealth?

Author, I have a question. If you were the protagonist, and you returned from the apocalypse, would you prioritize restoring your cultivation and surviving, or would you engage in all this messy stuff, turning it into an adventure? What would a normal person do? As a strong person, a leader for many years, wouldn't he know that personal strength is more important than anything else?

I don't know if this author has any life experience or common sense. Electrical systems require constant maintenance; if no one addresses it for three days, the power supply will absolutely not function properly. What kind of water heater do you use that doesn't need electricity? Are you sure a water treatment plant will still be able to dispense water if no one addresses it for three days? Such a flawed opening is speechless.