
The Cautious Emperor Sweeps Across Three Thousand Worlds
苟帝横推三千界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 494k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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I've never understood something. You say you transmigrated to a super awesome world, but you ended up in some kind of low-level martial arts world, and the worst part is that the strongest martial artists only have a strength of a thousand jin or so. It's like living in China and having to go to a remote desert to find water—it's ridiculous.
The protagonist is originally an ordinary person. Transmigrating into a martial arts world is to give the protagonist a chance to grow and make up for what the protagonist lacks. Otherwise, if the protagonist were to start with intermediate, advanced, or even immortal martial arts, I guess he wouldn't even know how he died. Even the author would have a hard time making sense of it!
I rewatched Swallowed Star, Battle Through the Heavens, The Great Ruler, and Panlong, and ranked them according to their expressive power, using Swallowed Star as the benchmark. [One] Trainees: Strength 100kg-900kg, Speed 10m-25m [II] Warrior, strength 1-8 tons, speed 25-90 meters per second. [Three] Warrior, strength 8-64 tons, speed 90-300 meters per second.
Q&A about the main world of Desolate Era
Writing fanfiction about the Desolate Era is difficult, primarily because Ji Ning's combat power is such that the higher the cultivation level, the greater the power, and he even has the ability to escape from opponents two levels higher. In this world, Ji Ning is practically at the pinnacle of power-ups; the protagonist can only catch up to him at best.
Dear readers, please be a little more rational. The fact that the author's portrayal of Long Aotian, the Lord of the Heavenly Gate, has evoked some dislike in you all means that the author has captured that feeling—that's excellent, isn't it!
A thread on the genes in the game "Swallowing the Stars" seeking help; I really can't calculate the combat power multipliers of those genes.
This book is the most enjoyable one I've ever read, bar none. No filler text, no illogical plot points, it's just so easy to read. 😍😍😍 Please update more and release it soon!
The protagonist's personality is that of an ingrate, selfish, insatiably greedy, full of fallacies, and prone to talking to himself. He wiped out a race the day he felt their tone was slightly off.
The novel *Mang Huang Ji* has a relatively short run-through period, given its vast world-building; hopefully, the author will continue writing it. ✊
If you want to kill Hong Nongyuan, you can just kill him directly. Making yourself look like a hypocrite ruins his character. Hong isn't stupid; if he didn't think things through, he'd be dead already. He's not a martial artist; he doesn't follow the samurai code. He's an assassin; as long as he achieves his goal, the means don't matter.