
Gaming Across the Transdimensional Heavens
游戏在超维诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 283k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
129Chapters
3.4kRecommendations
12.8kFans
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Lords of the Cinematic Multiverse
Saving the Myriad Worlds
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Joy of Life was so thrilling, let's not write about reality anymore, it's awkward to read.
Sending you 1000 points and a monthly pass! Keep it up! I love Joy of Life!
Why did the main world even need to include Awakened Ones? Wouldn't it be better to just stick to a normal story? It's so disgusting. And the plot is so clichéd.
I just finished reading the mythology series, and the realistic plot twists made me want to vomit. The book is basically ruined, what a pity.
The author's writing seems alright; perhaps the initial dungeon was too niche?
Honestly, it's a bit of a shame we didn't kill Yi Xiaochuan! He seems like an idealistic idiot, imposing his own beliefs on Gao Yao; he's self-centered. These kinds of people are most likely to elevate themselves to a moral high ground to criticize others, thinking they're doing things that are unfair to others for their own good. Being friends with this kind of person might ultimately lead you astray.
I was initially drawn in by the "Joy of Life" title in the synopsis, but there are two downsides: 1. The first world chosen is poorly executed. I haven't watched any of the Infernal Affairs movies (although it's mentioned in the novel as having a 5.6 Rating), so I skimmed through 90% of the first world. 2. The real-world setting is terrible; many people were deterred by it. The author could have included a heads-up in the synopsis, which would have prepared readers.
It's so lame that there are Awakened Ones in the main world. Wouldn't it be better to just travel through countless worlds and relax in the main world? Are you so confident that you'll write a good main world story? If you did, there wouldn't be any Awakened Ones. Your subscriptions will teach you a lesson!
What was the author thinking with Chapter 54? A friend introduces someone to a potential partner, and suddenly the grandson of a military commander appears? Forcing in melodramatic conflict—what triggered the author? While the first two worlds were a bit anticlimactic, they were still readable. Why the sudden urge to force-feed the readers this?
I think the reason this book isn't popular is because the author's updates are so inconsistent.