I Have a World That Can Grow
我有一个可成长的世界
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- Completed
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- 1.8M Words
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- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
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The author is actually quite good, despite so many negative comments in the comment section. The fact that the post wasn't deleted shows the author has decent character. Please be kind and offer more encouragement. The other day, I commented on a Journey to the West novel, essentially saying that in Eastern mythology, the Gregorian calendar shouldn't be used.
The author keeps emphasizing not to worry about the square meters used for space; you get the idea. Can't you change it? Every time I read your novel and see "square meters," I have to imagine "square meters" in my head. You really are something else. I couldn't stand the third square meter anymore. Do as you please, I'm leaving.
Is the protagonist's power level for real? In July, at the beginning of the spiritual energy revival, the protagonist was at the peak of level one. The official strongest was level two. The reclusive sect's old-timer was also level two. One month later, in August, the protagonist was level four. Those old-timers were level five. Two months later, in October, the protagonist was still level four.
Did the author get the timeline wrong? It starts with a spiritual rain falling in 2060, but then it becomes 2020! That's a 40-year mistake! 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
The premise is terrible. The protagonist has such an overpowered cheat ability, yet he only reaches level eight, while there are tons of level eight and nine martial artists outside. The author himself wrote that before the spiritual energy revival, the highest-ranking martial artist was only level one, and even absorbing spiritual rain only got them to level two.
After reading twenty or thirty chapters, I found that the author managed to make a very engaging story unreadable. Not bad.
It's like a diary entry. There's no emotion in it at all.
Their technology is too weak; nuclear weapons can only deal with ordinary monsters.
That's too narrow-minded. With so many excellent cultivation techniques, contributing them to the nation would surely bring access to any resource. Humanity's chances of at least achieving a leading position would increase significantly. Modern people value unity and the bigger picture.
It feels a bit rambling. The system is a bit disorganized; the next realm after the Golden Immortal is actually the Profound Immortal?