
I Have a World That Can Grow
我有一个可成长的世界
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The author is actually quite good, but there are so many bad comments in the comment section. He didn't delete the post either, which shows that the author's character is still good. Please keep it in mind and encourage him more. I was there the day before yesterday In a Journey to the West novel, there were a few comments, to the effect that in Eastern mythology, do not use AD dates. In the world of Journey to the West, the author always used AD dates. For example, in 100 AD, the protagonist traveled through time, and Sun Wukong became Bi Mawen. In 148 AD, Sun Wukong caused havoc in the Heavenly Palace. I said that writing out the strong character in this way would easily lead to drama. Or don't use the dates, and that's it. It's not short of these few words. If you feel that there is no way to date, you can use the year when the protagonist traveled as the first year of time travel. He never uttered sweet words, and was banned by the author for 50 years and was not allowed to post. Then I took a look at the book circle. All the book friends praised it, and there was not a single bad review. It is really hypocritical. This is the first time I have encountered this kind of thing in the fourteenth year of Qidian.
Seeing that the author has been emphasizing not to care about the square meters of space, you just need to understand. Can't you change it? When I read your novel, every time I see square meters, I still have to figure out how many cubic meters it is. You are really the boss. I can't stand it anymore when I see the third square meter. You can do whatever you want, I'll leave.
Is the protagonist serious about this? The beginning of spiritual recovery. In July, the protagonist is at the peak level. The official strongest is at level 2. The ancient antique from the hidden sect is at level 2. One month later, in August, the protagonist is at level 4. Those antiques are at level 5. Two months later, in October, the protagonist is still at level 4. There are seven or eight levels in the army. Two months later, the protagonist has only reached level 5 in December. What does this mean? At the beginning of the recovery of spiritual energy, the protagonist also belongs to the top group. In the past few months, he has become a soldier. . . .
Did the author have a wrong time? It started with the spiritual energy rain in 2060, and then it became 2020! What was wrong for 40 years? 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
The setting is really bad. The protagonist has such an awesome golden finger that he only upgraded to an eighth-level warrior. As a result, there are a lot of eighth- and ninth-level warriors out there. As the author wrote earlier, the highest warrior before the spiritual energy was revived was only the first level, and absorbing spiritual rain was only the second level. The protagonist was already a second-level warrior before the spiritual energy was revived. From the same starting line, the protagonist can't compete with others with such a big trick, and why is the protagonist hiding his strength? In a world of great conflict, the protagonist is still timid. Shouldn't he show his strength so that others won't mess with him? In the past, the protagonist had so many skills but did not let his parents and sisters practice them. The spiritual energy recovery was so dangerous outside. What did the protagonist think that he had the skills but he hid them and refused to practice them with his relatives? And after the spiritual energy was revived, the country had taken control of everything, but a small sect still dared to kill soldiers openly? The leader of the sect still dares to come to the military camp to kill soldiers and question them? The author's setting is really inconsistent. The subject matter of the novel is good, but the author writes rubbish.
After reading 20 or 30 chapters, Shengsheng wrote about a very attractive subject and couldn't stand it anymore. It's good.
It's like a running account. No emotion at all.
The technology learned is too weak. Nuclear bombs can only deal with ordinary monsters.
The structure is too small. There are so many good exercises and they are dedicated to the country. What resources cannot be obtained? The chances of mankind being at least in the first place have increased. Modern people pay attention to unity and the overall situation.
It feels like a bit of a run-down. The system is a bit confusing. The next level of Jinxian is actually Xuanxian?