
Myriad Realms: My Morning Temper Is Off the Charts
万界:我的起床气超大
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 353k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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165Chapters
3.1kRecommendations
34.9kFans
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A self-indulgent, purely invincible novel. Personally, I think the protagonist of this story shouldn't appear too often; he can just stay in his grave and grow stronger. The focus should be on the external changes and vicissitudes of life, with the protagonist occasionally being dug up to show off before returning to his original role. The central focus shouldn't be on the protagonist.
The author is quite something; the first few chapters were alright, but then it all went haywire. Demons and monsters were one thing, but then aliens and centaurs appeared. The plot twists were so fast I didn't even have time to process them. Also, the protagonist was somewhat rational in the first few chapters, but then he became a completely different person.
I hope the main character can focus on sleeping and not write so many trivial things. I'm here just to see the main character's morning grumpiness.
Why is he so casual about burying himself, but then goes on a rampage like a mad dog after being woken up? If he doesn't want to get out of bed, why not just bury himself in the deep sea? He seemed fine at first, but then went on a killing spree, all while calling it patriotism. He's clearly overly self-absorbed; I suspect he has a split personality.
You start by killing an innocent classmate, claiming it's to avoid exposure. Then you turn around and start punishing evil and promoting good everywhere. Author, are you schizophrenic? Killing your sister to prove your worth is fine, being a saint your whole life is fine, but what is this? A devil in the morning and an angel at night? This is too cruel.
What's wrong with Qidian? This even made it to Sanjiang... I really can't help it.
A self-indulgent article filled with toxic ideas, relying on the defense
Hilarious! They start by not explaining any background information and then go to sleep. When they wake up, the character is a wolf king! And they call themselves a director? Seriously?! And the tomb raiders are like the mantis stalking the cicada, unaware of the oriole behind—it's absolutely hilarious!
I just watched it, and I don't want to watch anymore after the female classmate was killed. You saved their lives, how could she repay kindness with enmity? Even if you call the police, they might believe in resurrection. Just find a place to sleep, and decades will pass.
This idiot's books are always filled with "Little Japan, Little Japan, Little Japan," dude, aren't you bored? One book is one thing, but all your books are just that one overpowered one, and the rest are all just "Little Japan." Is this all you can write? And to make matters worse, it's not even good. Your anti-Japanese war writing is just a dragging out thesis defense.