I’m Really Not the Tathagata
我真不是如来
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 493k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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I suggest changing the book title to "I'm Really Not a Bad Ending".
The Worlds Traveled Through in "The Supreme Immortal Realm"
This was originally posted in the Qidian book review section, but it's gone now. I've edited it and am posting it here. Here's a brief introduction. In the first life, in reality, on Earth, the protagonist's name is Lei Hai, and he transmigrates while watching the news. The second life, the first world, Kunxu Realm, Wang Tong. The land of reincarnation for all the heavens.
Front row seats~ Little Snake's books are all super good in the early to middle stages...
The adult era has changed. I saw echoes of immortals and the Great Sage Equaling Heaven in this book, which made me both happy and unhappy. Happy because it seemed like I was seeing the past, unhappy because I didn't see sincerity. I felt it was just a casually written novel.
This book is highly discouraging. Not only is the protagonist a simp, but it also uses tropes from over a decade ago: a villain endlessly assassinates the protagonist, and the protagonist just can't handle it? And all sorts of disgusting villains are still around? This kind of book has no market. Goodbye.
I almost lost interest. I only started reading because of the title, "Buddha," but it's about martial arts, and the world's level is incredibly low at the beginning. The most powerful force, the Moon Worship Palace, is already visible, with no room for advancement. It feels like a waste of Buddha's power, as his only skill is making talismans, and even that is extremely limited.
After reading the second chapter, I couldn't continue reading... A little girl can be so presumptuous in front of the protagonist... What will become of the world then?
I don't understand why the protagonist is so obsessed with martial arts training. He doesn't even dare to improve his physical fitness because of martial arts training. Wouldn't it be better if he could just unleash a punch that could cause the sky and the earth to shatter?
I hate monks, for no particular reason.
Judging from the first few chapters, and with all due respect, did this book have vote rigging?