
Staying Alive Across the Heavens
诸天苟命
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 682k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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What's the point of watching movies and TV series that have been written to death? Can't you write something new? For example: In a story about the temptation to go home, the protagonist transforms into a mistress and seduces Hong Shixian? 😜😜😜😜
The worlds in movies and novels are always the same, so unoriginal. Modern books never seem to innovate. It's so hard for a seasoned bookworm like me; every day is so boring.
Looking at the table of contents, it's Tianlong again...
There's a reason it's not popular. The main world is neither fish nor fowl, which is the most taboo thing in the multiverse genre. It's called Gou (苟), the plot is ridiculously outrageous, the protagonist is forced to have cheat codes, he has no brains, and leveling up is too slow.
Don't be afraid to write about overused worlds when writing about multiple realms; what you should fear is using old tropes. As long as your tropes are fresh, even the most overused worlds will be interesting. As for transmigrating to some obscure worlds, it's better to write original works, since the appeal of multiverse fiction lies in familiar plots and worlds.
The protagonist is a complete waste, always taking shortcuts. His internal energy is impure yet he keeps absorbing it, he'll inevitably suffer a qi deviation and self-destruct sooner or later. He doesn't know any fighting techniques and has no combat experience, yet he tries to practice poison skills—it's incredibly low-class and makes me feel disgusted. He's outspoken, arrogant, and incompetent, yet acts recklessly. It wouldn't be surprising if he were assassinated at any time.
The protagonist is portrayed by the author as a scumbag with no moral compass.
Tsk tsk, after reading four chapters, it's utterly boring. The protagonist might as well just establish a "Holy Mother Cult," with the core objective of protecting the main characters and not disrupting the original plot. Enough already. He transmigrated at the cost of his lifespan, and he's still such a sycophantic saint.
We'll sign the contract in a couple of days, so everyone should hurry up and invest.
In the "multiverse" genre, where the female protagonist dies suddenly, it's only possible if the story is about to end.