Global Arrival: The Immortal Kingdom

Even if you're going to borrow from the Chinese version of Eternal, you can't do it like this. Both are about the fusion of multiple worlds, and the protagonists both follow the path of destiny. Even though the Chinese version of Eternal has the Great Wall, this book adds a Black Rock Wall that can absorb corpses.

Seeing the inscription on the jade seal crafted by the protagonist, "By the mandate of Heaven, may its life be long and prosperous," I felt it was inferior. In ancient Chinese mythology, "receiving the mandate of Heaven and enjoying longevity and prosperity" symbolizes the Son of Heaven, whose rank is lower than that of the Heavenly Emperor.

Is this definitely not a copy of Eternal Kingdom? So far, I haven't seen any original ideas from the author.

Why bother with ninjutsu? Isn't that disgusting...? What's so bad about the Five Elements Dao Technique?

I found that when the protagonist's woman was captured, he didn't rescue her immediately, but waited until something serious happened before doing so. What kind of logic is that? And I didn't see the protagonist being in any hurry at all. They seem even worse than the scumbags and jerks in the current market.

The problem is that your book completely borrows from Eternal Kingdom. Readers aren't stupid, and you don't need to explain yourself. Just focus on writing your book properly; your plot is moving too fast. You can't even plagiarize properly.

Is the author a pseudonym for Lonely Wanderer?

I came back and saw that it was indeed a discontinued project.

Don't the alien races have built villages? Like demon villages, snow villages, fox villages, etc.

Is this an imitation of the Eternal Kingdom?