The Myriad Worlds Tavern
诸天万界小酒馆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 315k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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192Chapters
1.4kRecommendations
71Fans
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Chapter 1 needs revision. Is "choice paralysis" an insult to the author? This isn't choice paralysis, it's an intelligence problem. Let's have two more questions: Your mom's watching TV in the living room and you go to the bathroom without toilet paper. A normal person would ask for some, right? Author, did you just not wipe your butt? Second question: On your wedding night, in the bridal chamber, author, did you have choice paralysis and just sleep with her? Let the professional readers decide?
First, let me complain a bit. The system is supposed to be intelligent, right? It can even criticize the protagonist, so I'll assume it's intelligent. But is there any possibility of it possessing someone else's body? Of course, that's up to the author. Second, what's the point of this tavern? Just to sell things?
Not recommended for seasoned readers, but suitable for beginners.
The stool is poisonous.
The very first chapter was enough to drive me crazy. Most ordinary people would probably choose to bind with a system, right? Who wouldn't want to change their fate? Even Jack Ma would probably hope to live a few more years if he encountered a system. But in the very first of the three golden chapters, I'm faced with a system and resigned to mediocrity.
The very first page is disgusting? Such a powerful cheat ability would be instantly bound to a normal person, right? Why do you need to choose it, and then write it out to disgust people? If you can make a fortune off this book, I'll change my name.
The game is off-putting from the start; the protagonist is a hopeless case.
In the very first chapter, the very first paragraph, the protagonist suffers from decision paralysis. When the system asks him if he wants to bind with it, after agonizing for ten minutes, the protagonist declares he wants to go back to being an ordinary citizen and leave the transmigration to someone else. Under these extremely unwilling circumstances, the system defaults to binding him. All I can say is that the author has a really good attitude!
This isn't a proper tavern, it's not a proper quest, and it's poorly written.
People in orphanages are more likely to obtain the system!