
Reincarnated Across the Heavens as a Mastermind
转生诸天当幕后大佬
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- Ongoing
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- 560k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Tang San respects his teachers and elders... Are you trying to make me laugh to death? It's likely that this person has a way of courting death.
Xiao Yan was well-developed, with strong moral values. I used to read it all night long, only to see comments saying Xiao Yan was killed off. Actually, whether Tang San died or not didn't really matter.
I like the protagonist's ruthless methods. This book isn't suitable for sanctimonious people or those with strong moral principles.
Are the rulers of the Great Thousand Worlds even worthy of being compared to the Supreme Beings of the Perfect World and the Great Emperors of Shrouding the Heavens? Even the world of The Great Ruler wouldn't be worthy. At most, they'd only reach the Escape One realm, nothing higher. Even if they mobilized the power of the Great Thousand Worlds, their highest level would only be Quasi-Emperor.
No female lead? It's a multiverse/behind-the-scenes story, featuring a mastermind behind the scenes!
This book is beautifully written, its depiction of integrity deeply moving, and its unexpected ending resonates with readers and provokes profound thought. It is one of the few truly excellent books I've encountered in decades. My only regret is that I didn't read a single word.
Tang San knows about respecting one's teacher? He's just using every resource to become stronger; kneeling and becoming a disciple are merely means to an end.
Honestly, I wouldn't be interested in watching anything unless Tang San was invited to eat spicy rabbit heads. With Tang San's personality, there's not much to watch unless he gets beaten up by several burly men. Although I haven't watched it yet, I'm still somewhat looking forward to it.
Just a quick rant: Xiao Wu is definitely a seasoned pro. After all, low-level soul beasts don't have much intelligence and have a mating season every year, right? A 100,000-year-old soul beast... Just thinking about it is kind of dirty.
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