The Great Traffic Funnel of the Myriad Heavens

The Huashan basic internal energy cultivation technique is of great significance to a nation because it can be widely disseminated. An army possessing this technique can launch large-scale invasions, conquer territories, and then steadily develop its power. Based on the descriptions in the book, Earth has no extraordinary powers besides the Awakened.

There are a few things I find unreasonable. Traveling between worlds requires 10 source points, yet using one's own cultivated internal energy for marrow cleansing and empowerment costs 50 units. Upon returning, the protagonist is immediately suppressed during their journey to the Myriad Races Continent to prevent awakening.

After reading the synopsis, I didn't want to read any further. With such a grand scale of spiritual energy revival and the struggle for supremacy among all races, aren't you afraid of taking too big a step and ending up with something terrible?

The protagonist has lived through a thousand years across different worlds, while less than two months have passed in the main world. No matter what level of strength the protagonist reaches, the people in the main world can keep up. Is the protagonist really that useless? 😃. That's the question.

I haven't read it yet, but the synopsis alone is ridiculous. You're talking about a grand theme like spiritual energy revival and the struggle for supremacy among all races, and you're going to put it in a low-level martial arts world?

Most novels about the revival of spiritual energy are unreadable. A bunch of people are causing trouble on Earth. Can't they use the resources in space? Aren't the truths of the universe powerful? They're making a big fuss over such a small place.

The resume is disgusting. "Destroy Ren Wo, Slay Zuo Leng, Point the sword at the East." Is it really better than "Destroy Ren Wo, Slay Zuo Lengchan, Point the sword at the East"? The forced rhyme is the most fatal flaw; the writing is terrible.

This kind of synopsis is a turn-off. The idea of ​​transmigrating to a world of gods and demons, then roaming the heavens in a world of martial arts, is practically poison. Many of those even involve transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms or Marvel universes; I usually just swipe away. If you're looking for transmigrating to a world of gods and demons, then novels like *Covering the Sky*, *Tomb of the Gods*, *Perfect World*, or *Stellar Transformation* are much better.

The author's family is truly fortunate. If all cultivators achieved immortality through the same means, with everyone in their family and relatives ascending to heaven, the world would have been destroyed countless times over. If cultivating immortality were simply a matter of having resources, then social classes would have been rigidly established long ago, leaving no room for ordinary people.

The synopsis says, "Destroy Ren Wo, annihilate Zuo Leng?" What the heck? Are Ren Wo and Zuo Leng surnames? Why not just say, "Destroy Ren, annihilate Zuo, and point your sword eastward"?