Emperor of the Myriad Worlds
诸天万界之帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 308k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
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First, let's talk about some things regarding the infinite flow genre. Most authors of infinite flow novels have a common problem. For example, let's say your initial world is Journey to the West, right? Yeah, super awesome. You become Bodhi's disciple, and what happens? The first world you enter is a martial arts world.
Does Qidian have no more books to promote? This thing doesn't even deserve to be mentioned.
The protagonist isn't the emperor at all; an emperor wouldn't act this way.
An emperor spends his days mingling in the martial arts world...
The author should take a look at how others write about emperors.
The subject matter is good, but it lacks relatability. It portrays ancient emperors as supreme rulers with everything they could want, completely getting the point wrong and wasting time.
What is the protagonist's identity according to the author?
The question asks about the author's protagonist's identity. He was just accused of privately using torture and breaking the law, and the next moment he ordered his men to castrate Tian Boguang, then personally stepped on his genitals (what's interesting about this behavior?). He then stripped Tian Boguang naked and hung him on the city gate.
Like the Desolate Heavenly Emperor and the Ye Heavenly Emperor, they are emperors who don't govern, don't scheme, and only know how to cultivate in seclusion and engage in fighting. Their people should rebel, depose them, and purge the court of corrupt officials. 🙂
An emperor charged into battle. Speechless, he questioned the heavens.
An emperor running off to roam the martial arts world... The author's vision is a bit narrow.