God of Destruction Across the Heavens
诸天破坏神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 2
Invincible Protagonists with Great Names
I really enjoy invincible, face-slapping novels. These are some well-written ones I've read! As a longtime reader, I only recommend works with good prose. If the writing is unreadable, I won't recommend it 😊😊😊. You could also try "Legend of the Foreign Realm," "Comprehensive World: Gaia," and "Dragon Domain." The writing in these isn't the best, but they are still invincible-style novels. Some are just plot summaries with no real emotion, while others are all over the place. Give them a try if y
These Books Are Worth a Look. No Beginner-Level Stories, Please. They're Really Good.
All right, that's everything in my collection ╯﹏╰ I'll keep updating whenever I find anything good. I'm desperate for something to read, so those who've saved this list or are just passing by, please recommend some novels that aren't brainless. I've been reading for over ten years and have nothing left to read. It's so awkward (︶︿︶)= Please recommend some good novels that aren't brainless. I'm desperate for something to read!!!!! These books are well worth reading, and nothing like those brainle
Readers also read
Transmigrating Through the Heavens' TV Dramas and Films
The Mecha King Roams the Heavens
Simultaneous Transmigration: Starting with Jujutsu Kaisen, I Rewrite My Fate!
Swallowed Star: Starting with the Words of the Myriad Worlds
Reborn in 1938: I'm Done Being a Landlord
A Journey Through the Heavens, Beginning with the Investiture of the Gods
A Record of Cultivation Across the Myriad Worlds
A Dungeon Just Appeared in My Living Room
Siheyuan: Starting by Picking Up Attributes
Rising Across the Heavens
Defying the Myriad Worlds
The Strongest Daoist Master in All Worlds
Reader comments 39
Google Translate
Why should I be cowardly? As the eldest son of the legitimate wife, and with his mother's family being a prominent clan, why should I be afraid of a stepmother from a humble background? Just take the scroll and go find your maternal grandfather. With solid evidence and an unequal power dynamic, and with the maternal family backing her, this stepmother will either be killed or forced into separation.
The protagonist's values are so warped and his psychology so twisted and dark; he's practically a madman. He's the type who blames gravity for his own inability to poop, killing indiscriminately from the start. He imagines he has a deep grudge against Uncle Nine and immediately starts plotting against him, regardless of what the other person has to do with him. This guy is a complete villain. This is the first time I've seen such a hateful protagonist.
Expressing combat power numerically is a major flaw. It lacks sophistication and makes no logical sense. A person's combat power is constantly changing, influenced by factors such as timing, location, and their own condition. It's not an absolute number, and this is a very problematic point! It might deter some people!
Couldn't the author at least do some basic research before writing this book? I couldn't keep going after reading 10 chapters. Since it's set in the Three Kingdoms era, the protagonist's family should be a powerful clan, so his name should be a single character. As the legitimate heir, he should have a group of protectors. How could the protagonist be murdered on the spot and the culprit unknown?
The author intended to create a decisive and ruthless protagonist, but the result is an ungrateful, opportunistic, and ruthless character who kills an entire family after being bumped into on the street, and then accuses others of being saints for saying something.
I've read a few chapters. The concept is good. The writing style is also passable. Unfortunately, the theme is flawed. It's somewhat naive.
The story starts with a vicious stepmother who has no powerful backing. The key point is that you are the eldest son and the designated heir, and you also have powerful maternal grandparents who support you. Yet you are repeatedly assassinated by your stepmother, and even though it has been made public, you still don't dare to fight back. Is the protagonist suffering from delusional persecution disorder?
This book has questionable values; I suggest it be shut down.
Just wondering, what was it that kept the author going?
The protagonist's IQ is a bit low! Knowing his stepmother wants to harm him, and despite having an absolute advantage, he still hides and acts timidly—what a useless character. He could have just pretended to be a filial son and poisoned his mother, or had someone kill her directly. Why waste so much effort on such minor characters? After watching just a few chapters, it's clear the protagonist has a clear advantage, yet he's still so afraid of everything.