I Really Don't Want to Become the Great Heavenly Venerable
我真不想当大天尊啊
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- 355k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Mythic Cultivation
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- 5y ago
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From Journey to the West to The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, I knew this was going to be a flop.
The Heavenly Emperor of the Journey to the West world, what's the point of you cultivating in a lower-level martial arts world? Even if you cultivate for tens of millions of years, what good will it do? It's not even as useful as a single elixir in the Journey to the West world. Besides, does a Heavenly Emperor lack cultivation resources? Does he lack cultivation techniques?
What use would a deity from Journey to the West have in The Smiling, Proud Wanderer? Their power level is low.
There's plenty to write about now that it's about the Great Celestial Venerable. The Buddha said: He cultivated himself from childhood and endured 1,750 kalpas of suffering. Each kalpa lasted 129,600 years. Then writing *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer* would be fine too. Cultivation in each world can be considered a tribulation.
What's the point of going to Laughing Proudly? You could eat any pill and be infinitely better than that.
The reason this book flopped is because the Journey to the West series started adding side stories, and the side stories were too long, plus they included alternate characters. But what we really wanted to see was the story of the main character. We wanted to see the story of the Great Celestial Venerable, not the side stories.
The story begins with a Grand Celestial Venerable. Do you even know what a Grand Celestial Venerable is? The supreme leader of the Primordial Chaos, the pinnacle of the Limitless Realm, who controls both the Immortal and Divine Paths—the ultimate Grand Celestial Venerable in the fantasy Immortal and Divine genre!
Note that the protagonist only reached the "Foundation Building" stage in The Smiling, Proud Wanderer!
The protagonist was just an ordinary mortal in his previous life, who suddenly transmigrated into the body of the Jade Emperor. He was completely ignorant about cultivation, so for safety's sake, his first choice was to cultivate in a low-level martial arts world...
He starts as the Jade Emperor, then transmigrates to a martial arts world...
Brother, isn't it a bit much for a martial arts hero to act so arrogantly in front of a deity? We should at least aim for the level of martial arts heroes, with everyone at the level of Zhang Sanfeng. What's the point of you going there?