With the Myriad Heavens at My Back
背靠诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 439k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
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I've had a question for a long time that I've wanted to complain about... If the Earth gets bigger, will the foundations of buildings also get bigger?! If they don't, won't they collapse? Or will only uninhabited areas rise up and become mountains like Mount Everest?
Cooperation requires corresponding strength; Has the protagonist planned out his escape route?
A little reminder from a reader
Dear author, the saying "If a person doesn't look out for themselves, heaven and earth will punish them" doesn't mean that. It means that if a person doesn't cultivate their moral character, heaven and earth will punish them. You used it incorrectly in the first chapter. I'm just reminding you, please don't hit me.
It's highly poisonous. In the very first world, the protagonist proactively reveals his transmigrator identity. He has absolutely no supernatural powers; what gave him the courage?
I'm indifferent to this kind of thing that's clearly a system but insists on being attributed to one's own innate talent. How could something naturally occurring be so systematic? It's obviously a man-made product.
This isn't to belittle martial artists; after all, they can destroy the world. But in terms of growth rate, I really don't have high hopes for them. A special serum, a superpower awakening, or even a scientific accident could be the level a martial artist could achieve in several years, a dozen years, or even a lifetime of arduous training.
What the heck is this? Repeated chapters. Is this some kind of abandoned project?
I dislike protagonists who, despite having a cheat-like advantage, still gamble with their lives. They seem brainless and I can't relate to them.
I haven't read this book, only glanced at the synopsis. I'm worried about being misled, so I'd like to ask those who have read it: did the author explain the impact of Earth's increased size on the star system? The Earth's mass would be altered, affecting gravity, the atmosphere, the Earth-Moon system, and stellar gravitational pull.
Don't embarrass yourself. In a world that has just been revived, even the most monstrous genius couldn't possibly cultivate to such a high level. How can someone who can traverse countless heavens end up in such a miserable state? Have you lost your logic?