Signing In Across the Heavens, Starting with Ever Night
从将夜开始签到诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 980k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I don't understand why everyone who writes fanfiction for "Ever Night" insists on having a master as their teacher! They already have systematic cultivation techniques that they learn and understand instantly; do they really need a teacher? Is having a master supposed to teach them how to be a good person? You already have a past life; it's hard to reshape your worldview! The protagonist of "Ever Night" has to have a master because he doesn't know how to cultivate!
Red walls and white snow, I hope you like it!
Driving a Mercedes from the foot of Mount Tai, I stole a baby's milk, caught a sheep in the wild, cut down a willow tree to start a fire, cooked the sheep in a blackened pot, and after eating, used a bone as a trap to catch a big black dog to guard the bronze palace I stole. 😏
That's not rigorous. Martial Universe explicitly states that Dou Qi cannot be cultivated in other worlds. Even Xiao Yan had to switch systems after ascending to immortality!
I don't know why, but the author seems to have gone down this path of having the protagonist replace other people's identities without looking back. "Ever Night" and "Jade Dynasty" were actually quite good, so why did it become such a precipitous collapse starting with "Chinese Paladin"?
The biggest mistake was taking Mo Shanshan with me.
I am invincible among men; I love Qu Ni more than the mountains.
Is this book a single-female-lead story? Could it have multiple female leads? If it's just about "Ever Night," then one or more female leads are fine, but a single female lead in "All Heavens" feels a bit odd.
I recommend stories with no female lead or multiple female leads, or single female lead in the infinite flow genre. If the female lead doesn't travel through the world, she feels like just a tool.
I'm asking for help because I haven't watched the first world, *Ever Night*, nor the TV series. Maybe being a fan of the original novel won't affect this, but I really don't understand it. A lot of the plot is boring, and I don't know what the main characters are doing. Will not watching this world affect my viewing experience of the next world?