Wandering Through the Worlds of Film and TV
畅游诸天影视世界
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- Completed
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- 2.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
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- 5y ago
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If I could freely travel through movie worlds, the first place I'd go is a Japanese arthouse film to steal a time-stopping device. Hehe, that's practically invincible, and super easy. 😏What do you guys think?
To be honest, the beginning was really enjoyable, but the prison break part was so frustrating and infuriating. The protagonist was ruthless towards the prisoners, but he was incredibly cowardly towards the two head guards, Killer Xiong and Ghost Sorrow, and almost died at their hands several times.
After watching it for half an hour, the protagonist is just a reckless man with strong limbs. He gets hungry at every turn. Please, can you not write about being hungry in every world?
Please ask the author: The protagonist resurrected his deceased mother, so will his deceased grandparents also be resurrected? Will his wife's grandparents also be resurrected? And after you become immortals, with thousands upon thousands of generations living together, will you no longer need to die? Will the three thousand worlds all be your own people? What about marriage? Involution?
Could you please kill off the protagonist's family? What's the point of such lousy parents? The protagonist has been assassinated several times, and the father hasn't done anything. The protagonist's surname should be Wang, right?
He's always been a pushover, making countless enemies for himself, never nipping them in the bud. It's so frustrating, I gave up.
Judging from the table of contents, it's like they're just rushing through the task, not even bothering to dig up anything special from the world's unique drinks. Even ghosts are found in Chu Meiren's place; I refuse to believe there aren't cultivation methods there, let alone in other worlds.
That's a pretty big leap. You're just a little stronger than an ordinary person, afraid even of guns, and then you get a suit of armor that can reach Mach 10, and then you go to Yu Huanshui's world.
I skipped all the foreign films.
This book is really not good. It feels like the author just wrote it casually, without doing any research or preparation. The plot and language are both mediocre, flowing like water rather than smooth and engaging.