Traveling Through Famous Scenes in the Heavens

The subject matter is pretty good, but the protagonist's character is too naughty 😂 not my cup of tea

Come on, I believe you can succeed author

Does anyone know the author's previous vest? This writing style doesn't seem like something a newcomer could write (the concept and writing style are too shabby)

The Xiansan TV series is indeed outrageous. Chonglou can be said to be the strongest among the three great gods, but he was actually captured alive by the evil thoughts of five mere mortals. You must know that in the game, Chonglou tells the Evil Sword Immortal to leave, and the Evil Sword Immortal immediately leaves.

Except for The Great Fusion of Heaven and Earth, all the Marvel books I have read are about serving the beautiful country, being traitors, and dedicating their lives to the beautiful country.

The first volume was well written, but the second volume was boring. I cut off halfway through the second volume and watched a few hours of videos. Then I came back and insisted on watching for a while. Then I couldn't stand it and skipped the whole volume. It's not a trivial question. I said before that I couldn't expose the trump card of the Qi of Creation. Later, a cousin appeared out of nowhere and then gave it to others casually. The most taboo thing about writing a book is to take advantage of the settings.

Awesome

Emperor Zhetian shattered the stars with his roar, and the prehistoric quasi-sage Hongyun exploded thousands of miles away! So, the emperor is much stronger than the saint. I hope the author can write it truthfully🙂

Qingming Academy, I don't understand what you are talking about. 😌😌

I'm curious, do people really like this kind of protagonist who has to act like a gangster while also being handsome at the same time? With this kind of character, anyone who is not the protagonist will be beaten to death in anger, right? 🤔

(Let me tell you in advance, I listened to the book while working. So I may have missed listening to some of it and then wrote this post after a while, so I may have said some of the content in the book wrong. The content of the post is either an idea that came to me after reading the book or an idea that suddenly came to me, so it may be a slap here and there. Tsui laughed. 😁😁😁) Tsk tsk, the author is a bit imaginative but I don't know how to bring it back later. My current guess is that the Zhutian Tower is the projection of the Asgard opened by the protagonist in Marvel. After all, the reborn person has said that the original protagonist is the Lord of Asgard (but I can't figure it out). At first, I thought that the original protagonist was not time-traveled by the protagonist during the rebirth, so how did he become the Lord of the Immortal Palace? Why does the Immortal Palace still exist if he was not transported through time? Therefore, I concluded that this should be the second life of the current protagonist (or it may be countless lives). How capable is it to play such a big game?) Then there are some fragmentary thoughts: the protagonist cannot go back after completing the Liao Zhai World. It should be the result of the New Divine Power in the Liao Zhai. Is the current protagonist the first life? The description of the reborn person said that the protagonist in the previous life did not disappear for as long as the time when he appeared in Immortal Palace. This shows that the protagonist in the previous life may not have gone to Liao Zhai, but how can he go to Marvel if he has not gone to Liao Zhai. There would be no Asgard without going to Marvel (the particle collider in Spider-Man's Parallel Universe may be a foreshadowing, ahhhh, an idea suddenly occurred to me, the protagonist's world can also be the world created by the protagonist with six gems) The biggest question now is how Asgard came about, how did the protagonist in the previous life become the master of Asgard, and the protagonist in the previous life Whether the family members are dead (probably not dead after all, if a person who respects others is not surprised, he should not be dead, or he may have been saved by a reborn person.) Marvel's time and space and the protagonist's time and space should not be on the same plane, so Marvel's Asgard should have developed countless times and then entered the protagonist's world through the space tunnel from which the protagonist came. After all, Asgard suddenly appeared and did not always exist. It can be concluded that the main world is not the future of Marvel. There is also a model that can be like the Nine Realms (the model I am thinking of is a world tree, the crown of the tree is the main world, and the branches are a world like Liaozhai Manwei. Any changes in the branches and buds will affect the main world). Liaozhai Manwei is dependent on the main world. They are like the underlying code. When they change the main world, they will also change. (Another sudden thought: Asgard originated from the fact that the Marvel world accidentally left the Nine Realms and developed outside for countless hours before returning to the Nine Realms)

The first part was okay, but the second part started from Liao Zhai and I felt like I was going insane and I couldn't stand it anymore.

Some explanations about the setting of this book Recently in this chapter, some book friends have different opinions on the positioning of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva in this book. I will explain the author's own thoughts here. First of all, I would like to thank you for taking the time to read this book and put forward your own opinions. However, regarding the subsequent plot, the setting will definitely not be changed, so please forgive me. Going back to the roots, Taoism is our country's native religion, while Buddhism is a foreign religion. In fact, the two are incompatible. It's just that there is a group of people who write stories, ranging from ancient myths such as "Journey to the West" to as recent as the magical "Buddha is the Tao" and a series of prehistoric novels. In an imaginary world, the gods and powers of Buddhism and Taoism have various intersections. This group of authors used their wild imagination and exquisite writing skills to create a relatively complete and self-consistent worldview. In fact, the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas of Buddhism and the gods and powers of Taoism, as well as the various interactions between them, and the various loves and hates, all occur in the world imagined by people. Although I can appreciate and admire such a world, I am not willing to let the stories I write be limited to the framework created bit by bit by my predecessors. All background settings, strength and weakness, are only for the sake of the story. It is impossible for me to regard the world created by my predecessors as a guideline and as an unchangeable golden rule. Those of us who write novels do it firstly to make money, and secondly to be able to write about the world we want. If we tie ourselves up and put layers of shackles on our imagination, writing will be too boring. All I can promise is to maintain a light and funny writing style, the plot will not deliberately disgust readers (of course, I can't help it if it is a bit toxic), and I will not write any reactionary thoughts. Other than that, I can only and will only follow my own ideas. If book friends cannot accept it, then I can only regret that my story is not exciting enough. I hope to see you again in the next book.

Now that you've read the introduction, it's time for you to reflect.

It's been four days. Isn't it time to enter the palace?

It's not very good when it comes to writing about the main world.

To be honest, the author wrote very well. Very suitable to my taste! Alas, it has been on the bookshelf for so long and has not been updated. Goodbye author. I hope you have another book

Don't let the protagonist be a eunuch all the time, it's uncomfortable to watch😣

It didn't look very good once it hit the shelves, it was too confusing and uninteresting. If it was at a good level before it was put on the shelves, it would be like Bai Wen after it was put on the shelves.

The author wanted to make the protagonist funny and mean. But he looked too tired, and it was uncomfortable to look around.

I felt that the scene at the beginning and the anti-inflammatory scene was extremely embarrassing, but the rest was okay. Anyway, some of the latter parts were particularly funny. I laughed through it all, anyway.

The content is still very good, but it's a bit tiring to watch and there's a slight problem with the breaks.

This is an old author with strong writing style.

It feels a bit like a dream come true in all realms.

The protagonist is surrounded by reborn people, which is really awesome

It's well written, but no one reads it.

Famous scene in "The Coiling Dragon": Drinkwater and Lin Lei first meet Famous scene in "The Change of Stars": Meteors break through the sky, twin moons hang high

The paragraphs are too long. Don't put a lot of words together.

The writing is okay, the salted fish system is pretty good, and there is no penalty for occasionally issuing a mission. The protagonist himself is not bad, and he is not a waste who has no merit except for the system.