
Beyond the Mortal Realm: Unlimited Synthesis
超凡数据化:无限制合成
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 451k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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It's full of flaws. A Chinese universe is categorized into A, B, C, and D, and the professions are all geared towards Western fantasy, which gives it a strange feeling.
The world-building is too vast, and it might fall apart later on, especially in the later stages where the combat power at higher levels, such as the multiverse level or the infinite multiverse level, could easily collapse if not written well.
Your worldview is a bit too broad; I'm afraid you might become a eunuch.
To be honest, seeing this description makes me feel that no matter how you write it, it will be very low-quality. 20 Billion years is too far away; it's simply unimaginable what kind of world that would be. The universe was born, only 17 billion years ago. I feel that changing it to 20,000 years or even 2 million years would be better.
Having read the first three chapters, I've seen a decaying world where everything depends on talent. In this multiverse, a person's potential is predetermined. Ordinary people will always remain ordinary, their technology restricted and unable to develop, like domesticated livestock. How terrifying!
What a waste! The world-building was so grand at the beginning, I was so excited thinking I'd found a great book, until the career selection section—it was like eating shit.
The world-building was presented in a grand and lofty style, but it turns out to be the kind of game where you grind monsters and level up. Skills are learned in an instant.
I've read through all that long article, and this is all it is after I settled in Bengbu, the professional system?
I personally think this book is good. I'll start an auto-subscription to keep it going, lest it die out. The biggest flaw is that the world-building is too grand, and the job names are too lame. This is really discouraging, and I almost couldn't resist it. The rest were minor issues, such as the ABC rating system and the mother's surname in the first chapter.
How did you end up in the eunuch's quarters?