Myriad Worlds Strike Back: A Droplet Hits You from the Start
诸天反入侵：开局水滴怼脸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 863k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I like putting promising new authors through the wringer. I’ve finished very few books in recent years. I’ll try to update regularly.
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Mostly infinite-flow stories or variations on the genre, along with some manga and anime fanfiction.
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Change the name! 😤 I've skipped your book four times because of this name. It's so damn like one of those trashy books! 😅😅😅
Actually, the author's writing is quite good; if this is his first book, it's above average. Don't be afraid of people criticizing you; for a newcomer, having attention is more important than anything else. Also, if Cheng Xin exists in your Three-Body world, please get rid of her, okay? Thank you.
The water droplet is almost at my doorstep! If this were a martial arts world, then only the ultimate Tai Chi skill could save the earth. A nationwide martial arts craze is just around the corner; a mere water droplet is nothing to worry about. 😏😏😏😏😏😏
I binged the latest chapter in one go overnight, and all I can say is amazing. The imagination and setting are perfectly integrated, and the writing is natural. In particular, the setting of power is both scientific and mystical. The novel is written very steadily, with meticulous logic and a satisfying pace.
The great Xuantian God, or the God of Darkness! Descends upon the United Nations Open-Air Conference. The representatives from various countries watched as a man clad in silver-gray armor, radiating iridescent light, appeared behind the Asian boy. The man's face bore a resemblance to the boy's, and he looked at Xiang Brothers. Suddenly!
A New Author's Self-Reflection
[Content has been edited] 🥺
I don't know when it started, but a saying has become popular that the martial arts prowess in Jin Yong's novels has decreased over time. The Deer and the Cauldron is set during the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty. One passage in it describes the head monk of the Prajna Hall at Shaolin Temple.
I reread the part about the contained objects, and it feels like this novel isn't really a multiverse genre at all... ① The object called God knows the protagonist's experiences. What are the myriad worlds? They're like different boxes, each containing a world within a box. The beings within those boxes know about the others.
Such a short word count, yet it has over 3700 average subscriptions? And this is a new author? That's terrifying! Leave a comment, let's raise a dog first 🐶
The pacing feels a bit off; the protagonist's humanity is still too overemphasized. He's still just a powerful ordinary person. Even if he were to become an extreme saint, a mad scientist, or a lunatic, he'd still be stronger than the current protagonist, who's neither fully human nor fully formed. He can't even tolerate a little vomit after devouring the world—is there not even a toilet in the world?