The Ten Thousand Paths of the Ten Directions Unite as One
十方世界，万道合一
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 5y ago
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I don't want to read anymore once I see the protagonist transmigrated into a woman.
After all that plagiarism has absorbed the leader's good fortune, finally someone's trying to absorb it! Let's see if they succeed!
The minor logical flaws in the previous text are to be overlooked, but when the Soul Chaser assassin appeared wearing a mask, I could only wonder if the author had watched too many old-fashioned, third-rate Hong Kong dramas. Dude, this isn't a movie shoot! What idiot assassin would wear a mask and openly fight you head-on? If they wanted to be stealthy, they wouldn't confront you directly. And if they were the type to fight head-on, why wear a mask and cloak? It's painful.
I came here because I heard the author is a beautiful, fair-skinned young lady who loves wearing ancient costumes. [Rumor has it] she'll wear a lace dress if she gets a thousand likes!!!
The fight scenes are absurd and full of fantasy; just look at the pictures.
It's written too roughly! It's practically just a diary entry! In the main world, all you do is practice martial arts, collect medicinal herbs, or kill people. It feels like you only wrote the framework for each time you transmigrate before returning. The family of your avatar is also briefly mentioned and then disappears. It's all about practicing martial arts to break through, and then returning when the time comes!
It's a pity; the writing is alright, but the price settings are ridiculously idiotic.
Four or five pirate ships cost two hundred taels. Then, making a bow, even with snake sinew, costs five hundred taels. They've got water on their brains... A single large seagoing vessel costs several thousand taels, yet five seagoing vessels aren't even enough for half a bow.
It feels like the protagonist has acquired a fake elixir; he hasn't integrated his spirit to condense the Qi seed, nor has he elevated his own martial arts path from the wisdom of his predecessors. The physical body has its limits, but the Great Way endures and the spirit is boundless. The protagonist still hasn't reached the level of a metaphysician; one must know that scholars die, while those who seek the truth live.
The term "national martial arts" only appeared during the Republic of China era, and it was a deliberate and forced expression of national crisis. Now, suddenly, a term that refers to ancient martial arts is being used, isn't that awkward?
The protagonist's skills are too diverse; after over two hundred chapters, he still hasn't determined his main path. It's just a repetitive cycle of transmigrating, practicing martial arts, cultivating Taoist arts, and returning to the main world, like a monotonous diary. There are no real climaxes in the plot.