
Myriad Worlds Lottery: Duan Yu's Peak Inner Power from the Start
诸天抽奖:开局段誉巅峰内力
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- Completed
- Length
- 704k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 3y ago
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It's a bit baffling. They just said they wouldn't accept female characters, then two chapters later they added Mu Wanqing in a few simple sentences. Honestly, it's so awkwardly written; it would have been better not to write anything at all, unless they were just padding the word count. 😓😓
The protagonist is suppressed, which is very powerful. The beginning is different from the title, which will cause readers to give up from the start. The fact that 290 years of internal energy can only make one a first-rate martial artist is hilarious.
Generally, most multiverse-themed novels are easy to follow without major issues, but the protagonist still succumbed to poison and died by chapter eight. Readers of multiverse-themed novels have their own favorite worlds—not just one, but several—and their preferences aren't necessarily aligned.
After reading twenty or thirty chapters, to sum it up, the protagonist has the potential to willingly act as someone else's lackey. He's always the first to step up in any situation, leaving his friends to fend for him later. He has absolutely no class or composure; he's really just like a petty scoundrel. Seriously.
Well, I read a reader's comment today and it made me a little sad because I felt his criticism went against my values, so I argued with him and then made a few reflections at the end of the chapter. I was surprised to see so many readers leaving their comments, and I've read them all. If we're wrong, we'll admit it; if we get punished, we'll stand up straight.
Sigh, after reading a few chapters about Duan Yu, I really couldn't continue. I know the author wanted to write about the protagonist and Duan Yu genuinely making friends, and that what the protagonist gives Duan Yu is perfectly justified—no one owes anyone anything. But what I saw was just one word—impatience. Anxious to become sworn brothers with Duan Yu, anxious to gain his favor.
I think the title should be changed to "The Protagonist's Great Nanny in All Realms," as it better suits the content.
The protagonist's personality is so annoying, what kind of garbage is this? The protagonist is such a simp!
I've read eight chapters, so what can I say? Firstly, the system's data layout is messy and disorganized, at least on mobile devices. Next, let's talk about the main character. The fact that he thought of going directly to Langhuan Paradise shows that he is quite clever! Starting to pretend to be a fortune teller isn't a problem.
The synopsis says the male lead is 178cm tall and weighs 55kg, but that's not right. He's practically skin and bones! I'm 180cm tall and weigh 100kg, and I only look muscular. My colleague is 177cm tall and weighs 65kg, and he looks like a stick. Your protagonist is supposed to be skin and bones!