The Evolution of the Heavenly Book
天书进化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The best one is still Dark Infinity.
The author's books all share similar flaws: they start off well and are engaging, but then fall apart in the later stages. The settings become increasingly grandiose, but the author's writing skills are limited, resulting in the later, potentially more exciting content becoming tedious, tasteless, and increasingly unreadable.
He saved a 6-year-old girl; ten years later, she developed an unwavering love for the protagonist. Do you think this is reasonable?
Now I understand why the author's book wasn't popular. The protagonist's cheat codes were just too overpowered. Time travel, altering fate, whatever powerful cheat code he had—he just got it. It was so overpowered that reading the book became boring.
This male lead is too ruthless.
A girl liked him so much, yet she faked her death to avoid him. While it's not to say that being liked means you have to accept, this was incredibly cold-hearted. I used to like stories without a female lead, but now I absolutely hate them. A female lead makes a book's plot much richer, it's the icing on the cake.
The Heavenly Book? The Ancient Will?
The reason I drop every book you write halfway through is because you habitually pile on all sorts of abilities for the protagonist. There are just too many, and the focus is lost. It's just a constant struggle to acquire a new ability, use it once or twice, put it aside, and then struggle to acquire the next skill.
Is the author releasing a new book this fast?! (⊙O⊙) I'll let it accumulate for a hundred chapters before I churn it out. 😃
I just don't understand why they would write a character with an unwavering love until death when there's clearly no female lead. It's so jarring and makes me uncomfortable to watch. ┌(
Three questions
The protagonist, having physically transmigrated to a place 30,000 years later, will encounter at least the following three problems: 1. Language issue: Will the language 30,000 years from now be the same as it was 30,000 years ago? How will the protagonist adapt to the language change?