Fahai: Invincible Across the Heavens
法海之无敌诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 370k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
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The Myriad Worlds
All kinds of transmigration and golden fingers
The Wind Never Asks When You'll Return
Beyond the post station, by the broken bridge, it blooms alone and unknown. At dusk it grieves in solitude, battered by wind and rain. It has no wish to vie for spring, content to let the other flowers envy it. Scattered, ground to dust, it remains fragrant still.
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My Base for the Myriad Heavens
Heavens-spanning stories
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Buddha sat on the steps in front of the South Heavenly Gate, his head raised, his eyes gazing blankly at the sky. The Jade Emperor walked over and sat down beside him, offering him a cigarette and asking, "Still can't let go?" Buddha shook his head with a bitter smile.
Great Mighty Heavenly Dragon!!!
In the novel *Covering the Sky*, the protagonist always treats the Ruthless Great Emperor as a Gatling Bodhisattva. Could the protagonist be the Ruthless Great Emperor's adopted older brother? Are they both clones from another world?
This book is pure, mindless enjoyment; it doesn't require logic or critical thinking. You can still read it without using your brain.
Covering the sky is deadly
The title itself suggested a book with a plot I liked. But then I read the synopsis—"Covering the Sky"—and it made me sigh. So many great books, why choose this mundane, disjointed narrative as their backdrop? It's so disheartening, I feel so sad.
It's best to avoid too much of the "covering the sky" technique in writing; it's just an exaggerated and nauseating style. All those exaggerated descriptions like, similar to, seemingly, and almost like—metaphors are just metaphors, and when you encounter something you can't beat, these words just become awkward.
If Buddha is at the level of a Great Emperor, then what level is the Red Dust Immortal in Shrouding the Heavens?
I'm really curious to know where the science fiction elements are in this book. 😵😵😵
This book gets better as it goes on. The beginning wasn't terrible, just bland and barely readable. But the later plot involving the battle against the Holy Land's Holy Lord was really well-written.
The novel *Covering the Sky* is a bit too long; 20 chapters would be enough for one small world.