Dreaming into the Infinite Myriad Worlds
梦入诸天无限
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 342k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 6y ago
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I used to see these kinds of books on Qidian all the time, and they all flopped. They had a fantastic world-building plot, but no actual plot development; it was just the protagonist entertaining himself. For example, take *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*.
So he's afraid that he won't even read the "Longevity Manual" after getting his hands on it? Such a cowardly protagonist is rare indeed.
On one hand, they say reality is fundamental, but on the other hand, they never write about reality and live entirely in a dream world. Are they really that much of a homebody?
The original plot was a bit boring, but everything else was okay. Overall, it was rather bland, and the main character's personality wasn't particularly outstanding.
The most ridiculous novels are those where cultivation levels can't be brought into reality!
The entire piece is just the protagonist indulging in self-gratification, with very little plot or character interaction. It's as bland and tasteless as plain water—a poor review.
Well, to be honest, there's too little plot; it's all just the protagonist's inner monologues. The author's personal interpretations are too much, often consisting of an entire chapter of their own thoughts… It's definitely suitable for cultivating one's mind. 😅
The protagonist is always an outsider and lacks distinct characteristics.
Recently, I've had some thoughts about the so-called Ascension World System. Ascension is divided into world ascension and individual ascension. The essence of ascension is the world's rejection reaction. When a world is born, its source power and rules are inevitably diverse and complex. The choice of the first achiever of each power system is crucial.
Although it's a light read, it's still a high-quality recommendation. Highly recommended. However, beginners should probably avoid it to avoid finding it boring.