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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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In the world of mythology, Yi Xiaochuan doesn't dare change history, so you go ahead and do it. Switch Yi Xiaochuan with Gao Yao. Send him to the palace!
It's mediocre; I don't want to say it's bad, you put a lot of effort into it. I don't want to say it's good either, because I can't stand reading it.
The first world started off well, then suddenly the protagonist inexplicably marries a wife; the timeline jumps are completely nonsensical and just feel random. The first world also had a terrible ending. The second world is the Ancient City of Jingjue, where the protagonist pretends to be a fortune teller and then endlessly loops through it—first playthrough, second playthrough, third…
To say that Qiuya liked talent is too far-fetched. Qiuya married a pig, so it can't be that this pig is very talented, just happens to be a little rich, a little old, and a little ugly—such a coincidence, right? Moreover, in the setting of the Goodbye Mr. Loser stage play, Qiuya is a green tea bitch.
The first dungeon was alright, but the first few pages of the second one weren't so great.
Your update speed needs improvement.
I entered because of the synopsis, but left after reading the reviews.
Several major trolls in online literature today! First: Template-based Once a genre becomes popular, countless similar stories emerge in droves, such as the recent trend of stories about wealthy tycoons, senior and junior brothers, master and uncle, and so on. Second: Full of typos Guess what I'm writing? Let the reader guess as they read. Third: Brainless
The first thing I saw was a system task requiring the protagonist to collect women without limit. This is clearly a harem novel with a lot of variables; the protagonist's intelligence is definitely questionable. Luckily, I exited early to avoid being poisoned by it!
Actually, I've always had a question: can an unemployed person who can't even find a job really become a superior person by having the ability to predict the future? There are so many cunning old foxes in movies; forcibly lowering their intelligence is pointless. Taking Lei Luo as a henchman? With your abilities? You have no hope even in your next life. A person should know their own limitations. An unemployed person starting out chasing a dragon? A complete disaster.