Roaming the Heavens, Starting with Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio
从聊斋开始浪迹诸天
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- Myriad Worlds
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A failed author is begging online! 😢
The dark-skinned protagonist in the first chapter was enough to turn me off; I'm not interested in reading any further. Good luck to the author!
To say that martial arts are inferior to the path of immortality, while cultivating immortality is a path, doesn't that mean practicing martial arts isn't a path? It's like how many people say that traditional Chinese martial arts are fake; why don't people say that karate and Japanese swordsmanship are fake?
The main focus was on immortality; the awe-inspiring impact of immortality back then far surpassed that of other novels.
After reading just a few chapters, I noticed three major flaws. 1. The protagonist has a dark face, literally, like a Black person. 2. Transmigrating into the Legend of the Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty, I met someone who I thought was stronger than my master. Judging from the title, the main world is A Chinese Ghost Story. Immortal cultivation can't beat martial arts.
Write martial arts fiction, write martial arts fiction; write cultivation fiction, write cultivation fiction. Don't mix them together, it disgusts me.
The author clearly hasn't read Huang Yi's novels. His novels are all interconnected: *Borderland Legend*, *Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty*, *Sun and Moon in the Sky*, *Shattered Void*, and *Overturning Clouds and Rain*. This adaptation is too drastic. In *Shattered Void*, the Temple of War contains Guang Chengzi's remains. Shattered Vajra, and War Heaven again. Do people even read the original work when writing fanfiction these days?
The author writes fight scenes where the protagonist always has to nearly kill himself to win; it's ridiculous. He's constantly burning his life essence without any recovery time. Even against enemies of similar strength, he's burning his life essence again. I'm speechless.
Ideally, a multiverse should only include two or three complementary or interconnected worlds. Otherwise, if you have the strongest Guo Jing and Yang Guo in one world, the next world might have a high-level martial arts immortal. A lifetime of cultivation in one world might not be as effective as a few months in the next, which is pointless.
If the author intended for the protagonist to have a personality similar to Ye Hei, that would be one thing, but what's the point of directly giving him black skin? The race has been changed; you might as well just rename him "An African's Adventures in the Heavens"—it's just attention-seeking.