
Plundering the Heavens, Starting with The Wandering Earth
从流浪地球开始掠夺诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 825k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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289Chapters
17.2kRecommendations
57.3kFans
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The most unbelievable part of this book is that he gained 150 tons of psychic power in the first world and fought a fierce battle with the Sweeper Monk in the second world.
Why insist on reading martial arts novels? Seeing "martial arts" in the table of contents makes me not want to read anymore; there are already too many of those.
I couldn't continue reading after chapter 30. With 100 tons of telekinesis, he fights the Sweeper Monk from *Dragon Ball Z*, then uses throwing knives and the Six Meridians Divine Sword to wear him down. With over a thousand tons of telekinesis, he fights Doctor Mo, first immobilizing the opponent, then using throwing knives to finish them off.
The protagonist can control 100 tons with his telekinesis, while the Sweeper Monk's strength is only around 1000 jin (500 catties). A single thought could crush the Sweeper Monk's body and cause him to break, while also consuming half of his mental energy. 🤭
Do you know what 100 tons of telekinetic power means? 100 Tons of telekinetic power couldn't defeat a Grandmaster-level Sweeper Monk? And don't you know who Qiao Feng is? For a few points of luck, you actually killed Qiao Feng and even helped the Southern Murong family restore their kingdom. It's disgusting!
I'm more inclined to believe that the super-powered malfunction is caused by alien insects plundering Earth's energy, turning Earth into a dead planet. This aligns well with the suicidal act of the US sending its coordinates into outer space.
The word "poison" doesn't even begin to describe it; it's so vicious that it even tries to kill Qiao Feng. It's all about killing and stealing beautiful women for luck points. The writing isn't even up to the level of a simple diary entry. It was a waste of my 16 recommendation votes!
The author is quite funny; at the beginning, he told Duan Yu that he couldn't harm the protagonist because it would cause the world to collapse, but then he became completely unrestrained when it came to Qiao Feng. 😎
It's so toxic, I can't bear to watch it. It severely clashes with normal values. The character's attitude towards women is ruthless; they use them and then discard them. The supposed 100-ton force is completely nonexistent; the portrayal is incredibly weak, feeling like it only manifests as a mere 1-ton force at most. The way the character acts becomes increasingly unsettling.
This kind of cheat-like ability to choose which time-travel to use is great! Why write it like this? If I had this kind of cheat, I'd definitely choose to travel through novels! Judging from the author's description, it's possible to travel through novels and gain power so easily.