Becoming a God Across the Heavens
诸天成神道
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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I've been reading since the author's first book, and I have a few things I'd like to say to the author: The main character's personality is too negative; he's practically the greatest demon in the entire universe. Why? Because he's selfish, harming both good and bad people.
This book is ridiculous! It started off quite interesting, but then... Is the protagonist's aptitude really that bad? In a world with spiritual energy, he has inheritances, cultivation techniques, and resources (even without resources, he'd still be better than Yue Buqun). He cultivated for over ten years, only reaching the third level of Qi Refining.
When I saw Zhang Sanfeng, who was at the seventh level of Qi Refining, helpless in the face of his disciples' doubts about his cultivation techniques and had to seek help in a chat group, I knew there was no need to continue reading the book.
Brother, if you want to kill Li Xiaoyao, just kill him. Don't make up reasons or excuses, okay? You passed on your divine technique to him, and he practiced it for ten years without any results. He said he had no talent, then said he gave up, and then he got killed. In the original TV series, he just watched the Drunken Sword Immortal demonstrate it to him once and he memorized it.
The protagonist's personality: cowardly, weak, afraid of death, arrogant, stubborn, and selfish.
The protagonist, having obtained a cheat ability, still spends a lot of time in seclusion every time he breaks through his cultivation level. It's so frustrating that people in the chat group without cheat abilities can easily break through their cultivation levels.
The protagonist's so-called low profile is morbid and deliberate; true concealment is like a drop of water merging into the ocean. The protagonist's behavior is so abnormal that it's attracting attention.
Haha, I'm giving up. They said women would slow down my sword-drawing speed, but one woman after another just keeps coming up to me. Do they think they can't write books without romance?
Joining a sect is a mistake for this protagonist, whose paranoid personality is a clear case of persecution complex; it serves absolutely no purpose for him. His main advantage is passing on teachings, but given his nature, he'll never pass on teachings to people from his own world, only to those from other worlds.
The idea itself is quite good: preaching in each world, with the protagonist as the mastermind behind it all (not meant in a derogatory way). However, I don't know why the author always seems to pick out the worst parts to write about. Whatever the worst part is, that's what they write about, leading to all sorts of plot holes and inconsistencies.