I Am a Legend Across the Myriad Heavens

The book is quite good, why are there so few recommendations? The author could try giving the protagonist a more satisfying ability and a slightly tighter plot, like this one which is dragging on and not finished yet. Usually, the first two chapters are just to let the reader know the protagonist's personality and how they conduct themselves, allowing them to prepare in various ways. Don't be like this author's first chapter—over 600 chapters! It's ridiculous.

I'm from mainland China, and my family was extremely poor growing up. My mother always told me that children from poor families mature early (trembling voice). Pickled mustard greens were luxuries I could never afford. Every time I saw other children on TV drinking pickled mustard green soup with happy smiles, I would bury my face in my hands, feeling inferior, and stuff my mouth with steamed…

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This book is quite good compared to other similar works, with a similar flavor but also some differences. The author is right not to include the return to reality part, since the protagonist was originally portrayed as a simp, but he's completely absent from the story, which makes it less off-putting. The way it weaves together plots from several movies is also quite good. It's much better than those books where members are constantly shocked.

Thank you, author, for letting me revisit this classic; it's just that the extra main character is a bit of an eyesore.

The world the author chose is unappealing. What's with this "Young and Dangerous" thing? It's a joke to us now. Under the people's dictatorship, we live such peaceful lives. A few shady thugs fighting doesn't align with our worldview and values. Frankly, I've never seen "Young and Dangerous" and have absolutely no interest in it.

Why do so many writers like to write about Young and Dangerous? To be honest, I have no liking for Young and Dangerous at all.

You guys say that if you remove the main character from this book, doesn't it just look like a script outline copied from various movie and TV series? After all, the events are completely unchanged; it's purely padding out the plot. Is writing novels this easy now?

It is strongly recommended that the protagonist, or his avatar, clone, or projection, travel to the world of the anime Tekkaman Blade to become a Tekkaman and obtain the abilities of the Hero Race, Silver Race, and Gold Race in the world of the anime Hero Era, or learn the Cosmo and Galaxian Explosion, Other Dimensional Space, Genma Oboro Ken, Lushan Hundred Dragons Fist, Lightning Speed ​​Fist…

The protagonist isn't attracted to women like Sharla Cheung and Gigi Lai, but instead falls for Karen Mok. What kind of peculiar fetish is that?