Mythic Immortality
神话永生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 230k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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This author doesn't seem like a newcomer. Given their current writing style, if they can create an original novel world at their current level, they could certainly achieve something significant, if not become a legend. However, it feels like the author has written a multiverse travel novel with multiple worlds, which feels... Well...
I've found a great book! It only has six chapters, but it's definitely a good one. I'll add it to my favorites first...
Who am I? Where am I? Why was I brought here by a strange uncle?
Is the opening scene of seizing the Three-Body Stone a major flaw or a hidden trap?
Judging from the author's description, Xiao Lin's luck is truly phenomenal; 129,600 might just be a drop in the ocean. No, it's definitely true. In addition, the author's description of luck actually borrows the effects of luck from other novels (not necessarily exactly the same, but similar). So here's the question: how did the protagonist manage to obtain the Three-Body Stone? On what grounds?
The sentence I find most offensive is: "This body is also called **, God the hell, if I transmigrated there, it would definitely be the same name." 😅
The book has a good world-building, with a grand and novel setting, which has its merits. However, aside from that, the book is riddled with errors, the supporting characters are stereotypical, and the plot feels unnecessarily simplistic. The protagonist cultivates the techniques of Lanruo Temple, yet the abbot can easily conceal it.
My investment is just wasted like this?
While mocking others for their stupidity, the protagonist himself is also exhibiting stupidity. The next chapter even copies a large section from the end of the previous chapter; this blatant padding is simply astounding.
On seizing opportunities
There are specific circumstances to consider when it comes to seizing opportunities; you can't just grab them randomly, especially in certain worlds. For example, I read a book where the protagonist, a mortal, went to the Tomb of the Gods to compete with Chen Nan for opportunities. Wasn't that just courting death?
Goodbye, I won't read it again no matter how well it's written. Is this a weekly or monthly update? Or is it just a one-off? I hate authors like this the most. See, I'm leaving.