The Heroic Spirit Throne Travels Across the Myriad Worlds
英灵王座游万界
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Well written, but please don't write like that again. The systems in each world are different, and the power levels aren't even properly established, making it feel out of place. 😅
The synopsis is a bit baffling... Whitebeard wants Cú Chulainn to be his son? Does Cú Chulainn's father even know?
Let me explain the Root. The full name of the Root is "The Vortex of Roots," which refers to the origin of all phenomena and causes in the Type-Moon universe, the beginning of everything. Specifically, this includes matter, concepts, laws, space, time, phases, parallel worlds, planets, the multiverse, worlds beyond the universe, nothingness, life, death, etc., All of which originate from the root.
Guo's *Legend of Ravaging Dynasties* says the same thing, only the setting is the same, but it has absolutely nothing to do with Type-Moon. 😅
Type-Moon setting issues
The Type-Moon setting is at most just a background element, or even not that important, and the book doesn't specify that the protagonist's main world is the Type-Moon world. So... The key point is the Heroic Spirits! The key point is the Heroic Spirits! The key point is the Heroic Spirits! I'll say it three times because it's important! P. S.: Book club: 1061248892. All readers are welcome to join and chat!
Sigh, never mind. I've finished reading Chapter 3. Too many flaws. Like I said, I'm tired. See you in the next book.
Several flaws in this book: 1. The protagonist's nanny is too childish, indecisive, and almost devoid of any plans. Frankly, she seems unimportant; Peggy is constantly yelling at the protagonist. It would be better if she stayed behind the scenes.
The opening of the first chapter is completely inappropriate; the plot is disjointed and unnecessary—it's just poison. They could have just written a system, or the unclaimed Valhalla magic foundation, and Type-Moon's magical knowledge. Bringing in Gaia and Alaya is pure poison.
"When poor, cultivate your own virtue; when prosperous, benefit all under heaven"? This makes the protagonist seem like a novice ancient scholar, not the great hero the author claims he's supposed to be, capable of withstanding the world's malice. Why bother explaining? What are you afraid of? Are you afraid readers will call you a saint? What kind of protagonist are you writing?
The idea is good, but I need to read the entire Type-Moon universe before writing it.