Starting with Global Transmigration

Facing the coming disaster, the protagonist and the world work together to fight The author uses a lot of pen and ink to describe the group portraits, but does not strengthen or weaken the role of the protagonist. He just does his best to promote the steady progress of the entire civilization... I quite like this mode. The group portraits will write a lot of small characters and stories, which can make the whole world more vivid. There are still some areas where the author's handling is not perfect, and there is still room for improvement, but ignoring those incongruous areas, you can see that the book as a whole is brilliant.

After seeing the various strange phenomena that appeared in Chapter 51, I couldn't help but want to complain about Western "civilization" and "cultural relics". We and Southeast Asia have fished out from the sea many stone sculptures such as Buddha statues that have been submerged for hundreds or thousands of years. They are covered with various algae. Various buildings and statues on land that are more than a thousand years old are also mottled with their splendor. Statues from various periods found in the West, whether underwater or on land, are all as clean as new. Our oracle bone inscriptions have been studied by many people since the Republic of China, but not many have been deciphered until now. Egyptian hieroglyphics and cuneiform writing all experienced civilizational gaps, but they were able to decipher them all! Because a French genius discovered a tablet (I forgot whether it was a clay tablet or a stone tablet), with hieroglyphs, cuneiform, and ancient Latin written in parallel. He deciphered the ancient Latin in French, and then continued to decipher it. It was very easy. It seems that their ancestors were very considerate. They were afraid that future generations would not be able to understand their writing, so they hurriedly wrote in parallel every time they changed the writing. There are also the pyramids, which were built more than 2000 BC. Let's not talk about whether they had hundreds of thousands of laborers who spent many years building the pyramids (so many pyramids should be similar to our imperial tombs, starting from the succession to death, and the next one will continue). Starting from 550 BC, the Persian Empire, the Pressure Mountain Empire, the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Arab Empire, and the Ottoman Empire all occupied Egypt in about two thousand years. Why is there never a record of the pyramids? We have records about Rome from the Han Dynasty, calling them "Great Qin". They must have had a lot of exchanges with the West on the Silk Road. If there were a "miracle" like the pyramids, would Westerners not brag about it? From then until Zheng He's voyages to Africa, including at least three trips to Arabia, there was no record of any pyramids. I remember reading an article, but I didn't research it. It said that most of the scientists of Newton's era were "Western pseudo-historians," including Newton. They believe that, at the very least, neither Aristotle nor Shakespeare would have had so many sheepskins to write various works of millions of words.

Let me tell you objectively why this book exploded in the middle. The secondary reason is that some of the characters are not likable, but the author feels that the characterization is good, which has lowered everyone's expectations for the book. What is the main reason? When the author engaged in reincarnation in the middle period, he ignored the expectations of the general public about the afterlife. The author assumes that when passing through the reincarnation pool in reincarnation, the knowledge system can be left behind, and the cultivation experience can be left behind, but people cannot. When the human soul passes through the pool of reincarnation, it must be crushed to pieces to ensure that every newborn is a brand new person. People only deserve to live for one life, any more would be unfair to ordinary people? ! But which ordinary person doesn't hope for reincarnation? For ordinary people, if they have a bad life in this life, they hope to have a good life in the next life. This cup has been a good one, and I hope it will continue in the next life. Is there a problem with this? No problem, this is the simple emotion of the working people. Then the author uses the reason that the true spirits of monks are naturally stronger than ordinary people, and cuts across the board. No one is allowed to reincarnate and must die. If my true spirit dies, it will be broken into pieces. There is no problem if you keep your memories and various past life experiences. The true spirit is let go and there is no memory. That is a new life in the sense of life and a continuation in the sense of survival. In other words, the author has destroyed all the public's hope that life can continue after death, and still feels good about himself. With... Past life experience, you can live a wonderful life in this life. Isn't this putting the cart before the horse?

Personally, I think that in the future, the will of the whole people should be used to create a spiritual defense network. The basic function is to defend against the spiritual attacks of evil gods. Sea of ​​souls. Through the advantage of numbers, the evil side is precipitated to the bottom of the sea or diluted into the sea. Some people who specialize in spirituality can serve as a salvage team and deal with it regularly. The ones with cultivation are on the sea surface, responsible for resistance and interception. Ordinary people are seawater, responsible for neutralization and dilution. Gods created by humans are such as Houtu or Taishanjun. Responsible for the last remnant of the seabed, the dragon vein is the sun, responsible for purification and elimination. Under the sea is the soul of all mankind. Use the power of the whole clan to fight against the mental/soul pollution and assimilation of the evil god. I will just give you an idea. It depends on the author how to do it. ❛‿˂̵✧

I got it from the web page. After reading 100 chapters, I couldn't help but complain, so I specially registered an account. I turned science fiction into a fantasy novel, and the beginning is very good. There are a lot of things that could be written, but the more I write, the more it deviates from the original intention. The existence of the protagonist is very low. It seems that the world has degenerated from a technological era to a fantasy era (of course it can also be seen as an evolution). There is basically no need for the protagonist to exist. If you think about it carefully, if you change the spoiler post of the protagonist to a precursor to the awakening of the Blue Star, the protagonist can be deleted directly. (Of course, after looking at the table of contents, the protagonist seems to stand up again, but it has completely affected the interest of reading). All in all, if the level of fantasy can be reduced and the protagonist has more presence in the early stage, it will definitely become a very good science fiction work.

You can decide the origin of the small world in the future, you can, Zongzhengzheng: The whole world is composed of countless sects, and in the end, only one sect controls the power of heaven, worships the will of the world, and decides the ownership Dynasty fight, many countries are in trouble, there is no extraordinary, it ends with the unification of the dynasty, and the supporters behind the dynasty win Academic hegemony: Ping In the ordinary world, academic ideas are the focus of the battle, and in the end the world's popular academic ideas win Racial hegemony: Take each race as the point, and the last race left in the world wins Individual hegemony: The one who succeeds in harmony in the end wins Of course, it can also be mixed, and all kinds of mixtures can be mixed. If one condition is met, the winner will be.

Portfolio, after a few decades, no, after a decade. The protagonist becomes a "wall-facer" hidden in the highest university. He became an "ordinary" librarian who only knew his name and knew nothing about his past. Sit back and watch the various aspects of life, and smile at the vast ocean and mulberry fields. If nothing happens, just live an ordinary life, waiting for the next second generation to take over. If something happens, one person will come out of the mountain and sweep the world. Strengthen the roots and make things right. Help the building when it is about to collapse, and use your strength to turn the tide. This is a great step. The highest training institution, a librarian. Seems unremarkable. But he is the gatekeeper of a country's fundamental principles. A foundation that sees all dharma.

I feel like it's been a bit fast recently. For example, the last picture of Star Palace was just a vision, and the next picture was put into use directly. I feel that facing this unprecedented dilemma, there are actually many angles that can be written from the perspective of group portrait flow. The author may have started to rush later, and there is no sense of little progress like in the early stage.

It's so well written, a behind-the-scenes article that truly fits the word "behind the scenes." The transition from the modern era of science and technology to the era of fantasy and cultivation has a sense of epicness in it. From country to civilization to humanity, it is not a certain hero who drives the historical change, but the efforts of the entire ethnic group and the major events in the world. What's even more rare is that it's completely devoid of content. There are so many plot developments, and the world in the book changes several times in less than a hundred chapters. As long as it doesn't collapse later, this book will definitely become a god. Another suggestion is that the title of the book is too outrageous. Would the author consider changing the title? If I hadn't seen the book recommendation and thought the content was good, I wouldn't have wanted to click on it just by looking at the title.

I heard other people talking about divine writing, but after reading a hundred chapters, I found that it was just like that. To put it bluntly, it was just a self-written story. The settings were added casually, and the characters were not fleshed out. Let alone group portraits. It was really boring. I can only say that it was just a piece of food. It was not a work that established a sect. It is a good book but not that great.