Mastering the Dreamworld

Why is there an earth space? You can say that today's society is full of materialism. All kinds of desires, evil thoughts, murderous thoughts, destruction, and destruction are derived from the earth's consciousness. The earth is overwhelmed, and only then does it evolve into the earth's consciousness space. It is filled with monsters derived from various human consciousnesses. Then the earth's consciousness brings people in to clean up these monsters. Otherwise, once the earth cannot bear it, the consciousness space is destroyed, monsters come to the world, and the world will be destroyed. In this way, you can recruit people in various ways, and then create all kinds of awesome mythical monsters, and let people fight monsters to upgrade, harvest human spiritual power, explode equipment, and slightly improve people's attributes. It's okay if people are killed by monsters, and they will recover in a few days. Teach you how to be a human being in minutes, as long as you don't show up, silently be a mastermind behind the scenes, and grow insignificantly, it is related to the destruction of the earth. The Great Celestial Empire has piles of human resources invested in it, and the harvest of spiritual power is as fast as the charts. For reference only😁😁😁

. . The idea is very good, keep working hard to improve the writing and plot control

After reading the introduction, this book should be low-level and technical! Similar to the kind of pistol that kills Jindan, the saint strikes with full force like a nuclear bomb, the rocket bombs explode the immortals, and the plane bombs Daluo. If the technology is bad, please remove the nuclear bomb, at least at the latitude level. The technology at the cosmic level is comparable to some immortals in high planes.

Why are they all using nuclear weapons? Is the basic physics of every world the same as that of the earth? And among those powerful gods and demons, none of them can use the space dimension ability. What kind of curse deduction ability is there? They are all written like fools. They are head-to-head with nuclear bombs. Advanced gods and demons can already use laws and rules. How do nuclear weapons explode? Even if they explode, casual use of space magical powers is not enough. What about the spiritual sense of practitioners???

Did you read the introduction that mushrooms will be grown in the world after ascension? Author, do you really think that Mushroom Niubi is unnecessary? Many novels boast that mushrooms can destroy immortals. What is an immortal? At least it transcends the entire mortal world. Mushrooms can at most destroy creatures on the earth. As for destroying the world, think too much!!! It's not that I'm boasting about divine power, but at least Earth's technology is low-end. If you look at the hard-core science fiction technology stream, like the two-way foil in Trisolaris, it should be comparable to the immortals. Also, since you are writing about a fantasy fairy world, don't bring technology into it. Firstly, the nature of the division of world rules is different; secondly, it is difficult for anyone to substitute it (for those who have read the original work). You can refer to the technological civilization of the Eternal Star Realm in Zhetian. This is not to flatter Zhetian, but I think the technological civilization written by Chen Dong really takes into account a lot of details. The current science and technology flow in writing fantasy worlds is really bad. If you, the author, think that readers will be happy by writing this way, then I personally feel that this book will not be very popular.

"Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons" uses nuclear bombs. You are definitely not afraid of Tathagata giving you a slap in the face. That's not as big as a casserole 😤

It's a mess, you can create a world, but you still have to write the plot of a zombie world! Those who follow other people's ways of mastering gods may mess up, retaliate, and flatter themselves, but at least they are worthy of the title of Creator! The protagonist you wrote is still a loser even if he has power.

The author's setting is that level eight can change the rules of the size of the solar system, but how many level eight masters have those players killed with nuclear bombs?

I was persuaded to quit after three chapters, and I skipped to chapter fifteen, but I was still persuaded. I couldn't understand what was written. Is it because I don't have enough understanding?

When I first watched the protagonist harvest other people's dreams and invade, after having players, I thought it was about leading players to invade the dream world and fight monsters to harvest energy. I didn't expect it to be the case. Instead, the protagonist needs to create monsters for players to fight, and the monsters have to be set by themselves. When I saw this, I stopped watching... There are so many dream fragments, why don't you change other people's dreams into world copies...