I Am a Monk in the Eerie Realm of the Investiture of the Gods
我在封神诡界做和尚
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 563k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Organizing the "Cultivation Path" and "Map" of this book (Updated 3.29)
I've been following "I'm in the Realm of Gods and Demons" so far and I'm really enjoying it! I happen to have some time, so I'll organize the existing "cultivation paths" that have already been published. If I've said anything wrong, please feel free to correct me! The following update contains spoilers:
This book is also known as the Eastern fantasy version of "Lord of Mysteries".
Here are some suggestions. As a transmigrator, the protagonist naturally understands the culture of the world before their transmigration, and will certainly have thoughts about encountering similarities with their original world after transmigrating. Actually, the official humor is quite entertaining. And that middle-aged man on the piece of paper—we should be a little suspicious.
The original title of this book was "The Chinese Version of 'The Queen of Best Friends'" 😰
Good, if it continues like this, it's sure to be a hit. The protagonist has a good personality, knows how to be pragmatic, and knows when to play it safe. The power system is also completely new. So far, I haven't found any major flaws in chapter 15, but there are a lot of foreshadowing elements: the Holy Court, the Book of Life and Death, Yong Honglian, and that ruin.
It's a complete replica of Lord of Mysteries, even the character prototypes can be found.
I think it's great, it's a pity it didn't achieve any results. I hope the author keeps up the good work.
The handwriting is good, but the name is a bit lacking; the name almost made me give up on the project.
The book is alright, but it's too eclectic. The author added too much stuff and too many ideas, making it difficult for readers to understand. It uses Western fantasy within the framework of Eastern fantasy, resulting in something that's neither one thing nor the other. There are also various schools of thought and 24 paths to advancement. The book opens with Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism taking up half of those paths. How are other readers supposed to read it?
Tell me, is this the lost Western Continent? 🙂