
Lord of All Realms
诸界大道主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 565k Words
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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First of all, the author needs to know that all living beings are equal in the way of heaven. There is martial arts and immortality. If martial arts are difficult to practice, then the immortal way can only think about it. Although martial arts has environmental requirements, they are not as high as immortality. Moreover, the author has said that martial arts is for the masses, while immortality is for a niche. Even martial arts for the public that do not have such high environmental requirements are so difficult. Wouldn't it be more difficult for immortality?
When I read the introduction, I thought of Taoist Huang Ting. It doesn't matter. I just want it to be well-written and not a eunuch.
During the life-and-death duel between the villains, the first sentence was surprise, saying how fast it was. Then he explained the ins and outs (he dodged my Blood Dragon Nail) and then talked about a mere early-stage Qi-entraining monk. Not worth it. If you can escape once, how can you escape again and again? The villain thinks he is awesome and calls the protagonist useless.
This is the Great Dao Master. When I looked over at it, I couldn't see anything. I just saw two words, "Jiangzhi".
I want to ask if it's the kind of person who is invincible in other worlds with so much cowhide and cowhide, but then comes back to the main world and has to practice again even though he is nothing.
It's so chaotic, the combat capabilities of various systems have begun to collapse.
Young man, what you wrote is so painful. Learning so many exercises is useless, and each mountain is higher than the other. Can't you just explore your potential in this exercise? In my opinion, each skill is a guide to a great road. You can learn them all, but they are sparse and disgusting.
This way of growing up is simply the enemy of the world. He becomes stronger without any warning. There are definitely countless people interested in him, and he can't run away wherever he goes.
The realm is too confusing, and there are too many names for small realms. It is easy to lose popularity by writing like this
A hodgepodge is stuffed into it. All systems and novels are stuffed into it. The shadow of at least 10 novels has been written into it. Three sets, four sets and five sets of training systems. Look at the description of what the fantasy simulator should be, and your current world will follow that world system. We have to build different systems. While others cultivate the Dharma, you cultivate the body. What kind of immortality are you trying to achieve in the Wan Dharma Realm? Why don't you just stew it all in one pot, use this system in every world where the new system comes out, and then make comparisons? I would also find it easy.
It feels a bit like Daoji, but it doesn't have An Qisheng's strong character. . .
This introduction has a strong smell of dog🐶😏
Another book to support death😒😒
After the protagonist traveled through time, he started out as a waste. After Goldfinger awakened, he time-traveled into a waste again...
It doesn't look good, mainly because I chose to return partially. You have to know that it would be better to return completely. Huanglong Realm is just the beginning. Trapping yourself in this big cause and effect is tantamount to forcing the drama, and it's better to abandon it.
It feels similar to the works of Zhutian Daodao Sect Pei Tugou
After watching it, I feel like the main character is really useless. If you don't like it personally, don't criticize it. (See notes on Chapter 70) If it is a mortal style, it does not have the exquisite calculations and wonderful adventures between people. If it is a Ji Dao plus point style, it does not have the pleasure of destroying everything and the ruthlessness of abandoning everything. I have traveled through a world and lived for more than a hundred years. I have become the best in the world, but I have no innovations of my own. I have always just learned the skills and magical powers of my predecessors. The author's writing style is a bit weak, and it basically only reflects the power of plug-ins. The protagonist has only one pendant, and it seems that all plug-ins do it for him. The protagonist has only one tool, giving people a feeling that anyone can do it. Furthermore, the protagonist's skills, spells, pills, and weapon refining recipes are too many and complicated, and they should be streamlined. For example, a third-grade alchemist can freely refine third-grade and third-grade elixirs, and the pill recipes can be compiled again when needed. As for the skills, you should choose a skill with high intentions as the foundation, and then continuously integrate other skills to upgrade to create a skill that is completely suitable for the protagonist, which can not only reflect the power of the plug-in, but also reflect the existence and growth of the protagonist. The same goes for spells and magical powers. Choose a few spells and magical powers that complement the skills, and then continuously absorb other spells to create the spells and magical powers that best suit you. Cultivating immortals with this kind of data flow can usually be seen at the beginning. Once you get to the end of the superposition of various techniques, spells, magical powers, and professional skills, it seems really uncomfortable when they are added together in a mess. How can there be so much time for you to use skills in a battle? The weak ones will be killed in a few blows, and the strong ones will be killed in a few blows. Just practice a few moves and it will be enough. Why do so many bells and whistles? It's procrastinating.
Every world has to start over, and the strength cannot be brought back to the main world, which is not interesting (it is not that it cannot be brought back, there is an option to bring back the strength, but the author does not let the protagonist choose 😅😅😅)
The combat power system seems to have jumped out of control in the second world, and the realm system is so confusing that I can't stand it any longer.
Don't you feel weird about still living in the dormitory?
I still like being able to bring all my cultivation back, , let's go
The writing is so poor, very blunt!
The writing is okay, but it's a bit messy. I can't understand it anymore. I wonder if my reading comprehension is too poor. Is the ninth level of the latest world equivalent to the realm below Da Luo? Does this mean that I will become an ancestor in the multiverse? Then this progress is too fast. The highest level in the main world is the soul. Is it about to ascend? Is this world the original body or a clone? The world I traveled through belongs to the Fuwa universe, and the main world does not belong to the Fuwa universe. How do I view that life trajectory? I could understand it at first, but I couldn't understand it at all later. I feel a bit broken.
There is no copyright infringement in joining Zhetian, but Ye Kai's brain hurts when he writes about it, it's specious.
What's going on with the author? If you don't want to write, don't write. If you have anything to say, just say it. The eunuch will settle the matter.
I'd better update it a little bit, otherwise I feel like all my coins are wasted.
A little water is better. You are such a fool that you have no desire to continue reading. If Ru Meng has done it once or twice, I guess you can even make one or two of the character panels.
Are there any novels in which the protagonist creates his own power?