The Myriad Worlds Manifestation Group
万界显圣群
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 557k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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278Chapters
11.2kRecommendations
14.9kFans
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This is a new trend in chat groups, and it's innovative! Unlike other chat groups with points, martial arts manuals for points, or things like capturing time travelers or organizing missions, which are quite annoying, this book is quite novel. There are no missions or other requirements; it's entirely up to you.
Sorry! But I still couldn't help commenting. The first chapter helped the Korean fan quit the fandom. No matter how well it was written, I still felt it was addictive. I am Chinese.
Did Qin Shi Huang not unify the world? He's my idol! He standardized cart axles, unified writing, and weights and measures; he was the founder of imperial rule; he seized the Hetao region to defend against the Xiongnu; he built the Great Wall, making it a natural boundary between agricultural and nomadic peoples, and the Great Wall served as the national border for a long time; he established a…
1. Some of the chapter comments and posts were not deleted by me. 2. Some of the chapter comments and posts were deleted by me. 3. There are many reasons for the deletion, which will not be detailed here. 4. Some parts of the book are necessary for the plot and are not intentionally made to lower intelligence or padded out. If you feel it's not good, please provide a complete argument and supporting evidence, and I will consider or accept it carefully.
Based on my reading of so many chat group novels, here are a few points to summarize (although I deleted them all before finishing them because I couldn't stand reading them). The chat group is divided into three systems. The harem genre: The protagonist, having just acquired a chat group, learns from supposedly spoiled future events, acquires martial arts manuals and other powerful techniques…
Um, let me preface this by saying I'm not a troll, I just think that most Chinese people probably admire Qin Shi Huang to some extent, just like they admire Li Bai—it's ingrained in their very being. Then the author helps that princess (I don't remember her name), and clearly, Qin Shi Huang can't unify the country, so he withdraws. Goodbye.
It feels like the protagonist is just a tool.
The overpowered abilities are too much; from the start, they seem invincible with all sorts of techniques and magical treasures.
Honglian's attempt to protect Han is unlikely to succeed.
The historical trend is towards unification. After 400 years of the Warring States period, the common people almost universally yearned for unification. Of the seven states at that time, only Qin possessed both strength and ambition; the other six merely sought to continue the chaotic Warring States era and were unlikely to win popular support. After Qin's unification, things gradually stabilized.
I don't know what happened, this is the finale already? They didn't say anything, it was so sudden, sigh.