Role-Playing Across the Heavens
诸天之角色扮演
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Though the divine tortoise lives long, its days must end. Though the flying serpent rides the mist, it will turn to dust. The old steed in its stable still dreams of galloping a thousand miles. The hero in his twilight years still harbors lofty ambitions. The length of life is not determined by Heaven alone. With a peaceful heart, one may enjoy a long life. How fortunate I am! I sing to express my aspirations.
The Myriad Worlds
the Myriad Worlds
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I've always had a question: Bai Suzhen drowned so many people just to save Xu Xian, while Fahai could save many people by killing one demon. As a human being, I feel that although Fahai's actions were somewhat extreme [killing or suppressing them all for five hundred years], he did indeed do many good deeds.
Seeing so many people saying Bai Suzhen is innocent and kind, I really laughed. Below, I've compiled some scenes from the original novel for you to remember: Bai Suzhen became a disciple of Guanyin Bodhisattva, seeking her guidance. She subsequently encountered numerous dangers and was always saved by Guanyin Bodhisattva. Bai Suzhen can be considered a disciple of Buddhism:
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It's disgusting. After being tortured to death and becoming a ghost, she wanted revenge, but the protagonist actually advised her to let go and forcibly fed her to death.
Anyone who thinks Fahai is wrong is anti-human and has distorted values. You must understand that Fahai is a human being, and the people he protects are also human beings.
When your daughters insist on marrying a black man, you'll understand Fahai. His view is that humans are humans and transvestites are transvestites.
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The protagonist, Zhang Cuishan, dies from the poison of the Heaven-Slaying Sword. He can't even defeat one of the Xuanming Elders (not both), and the plot doesn't change at all. Then, to make matters worse, the author adds the disgusting line, "Effort didn't change the plot." I was utterly disgusted. What effort did he put in? Besides setting off early, what else did he try?
This is utterly useless. I dropped it after seeing the part about Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber. What is this? I deliberately traveled back a year before the main story started, and nothing has changed. Did you just want to be Cao Cao for a year to appease your comrades?
I don't quite understand. Why does the protagonist, instead of learning Taoist magic and spells in *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*, keep transmigrating to a bunch of martial arts worlds? He can't bring back the martial arts skills he's gained from those transmigrates, and he can't quickly develop the skills of someone like Zuo Qianhu. Even if he did develop Zuo Qianhu's skills, he still wouldn't be able to defeat demons and monsters.