
Entering the Myriad Worlds
穿入诸天万界
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- 1.1M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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Use the biggest cheat codes, take the worst beatings, act the most arrogant, and do the most shameless things. 🤭
Despite having the biggest cheat codes, the protagonist remains a third-rate slacker. The writing is terrible.
Another one who caught Tian Boguang but didn't kill him. The bandits earlier showed no mercy when they killed him, and even told Tian Boguang not to pick flowers anymore and to stay away from nuns. Ha! Farewell!
The idea of bringing people through time is a bit off-putting. They're not really helpful, so what's the point? You might say that if the protagonist becomes a powerful figure, they can project their spirit into the mortal realm to accompany them for life, or even take them with them. Frankly, when you don't have the power to change the world, bringing them along is just adding to the chaos.
With so much experience, you could learn military strategy, battle formations, and Mohist mechanisms. These things are still useful in low-level combat, as martial arts are too weak in terms of lethality.
Why do all the characters who write about the Smiling, Proud Wanderer have to become disciples of the Huashan Sect? Are the other sects really that bad? My least favorite character in the Smiling, Proud Wanderer is Tian Boguang, then Linghu Chong, and finally the Shaolin monks. My favorite is Zuo Lengchan; he created the Frostbite True Qi, he's incredibly powerful. If Shaolin hadn't suppressed him, he would definitely have been even more skilled than Dongfang Bubai later on.
The most annoying thing about this kind of multiverse-themed novel is the soul-transmigration element; I don't know what the author was thinking.
The writing style and ideas are good, but there's a major flaw: the addition of the little elf that allows the woman to continue her time travel.
I saw in Chapter 3 that they used the Evil-Repelling Sword Manual to practice the Ghost Shadow Step. You think you can practice the Ghost Shadow Step using the movement techniques within it without the Evil-Repelling Heart Sutra? You don't even know what lightness skill is.
You, a half-step Xiantian master with unparalleled medical and toxicological skills, were drugged into unconsciousness by an ordinary person? That's truly amazing.