Myriad Worlds: Starting with the Ape Strike Art
诸天从猿击术开始
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- Completed
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- 644k Words
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- Infinite Flow
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- 3y ago
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There are only about twenty chapters currently, but readers have already seen the latest chapter. Here are my current thoughts: First of all, the author had ideas. The first world, "The Taoist Priest Descends the Mountain," was written very well.
Let's talk about the power levels. The protagonist is still in "Kung Fu Hustle," yet we already know the power levels in "The World's Number One." Then, in "Joy of Life," the power levels are already established. The same goes for "Wind and Cloud"—we haven't even seen the characters, yet we're told they're Grandmasters of the Golden Core stage. Who told you that?
The elixir of immortality in mythology is useless outside of that world, unless you move the celestial bodies away.
I remember the setting was that the Ape Strike Technique was a homoerotic technique.
The writing style is average for a beginner, but its shortcomings are also obvious. It has a slightly rambling, diary-like feel, but it's not too strong and is still acceptable. With more practice, I believe it will improve.
I remember a line from the Taoist Priest's Journey to the West: "The Ape Strike Technique is a matter for two people." 😁
The preceding text describes the Taoist priest descending the mountain. The story's direction and plot interference are considered normal. The writing is very colloquial, or in short, "plain writing." The story lacks any dramatic tension and flows smoothly throughout. It fills in some gaps from the film.
Are you going for the boss lady? If you're going for her, I'll add this to my favorites.
Some people seem to have double standards. In mythology, people feel sorry and angry about characters like Yi Xiaochuan, Gao Yao, the Lü sisters, Xiaoyue, and Xiang Yu, wishing they could immediately change their fates. Okay, the author has written it: with the elixir of immortality and various plot holes from the original work unfilled, the transmigration would change anyone's past grievances…
The first world was quite well-written. The main plot and the protagonist were very clear. But the second world felt very inexplicable. It was like the protagonist was thinking about this and that, then suddenly doing this and that, which felt a bit chaotic.