Journey Through the Heavens, Starting with My Master
诸天从师父开始
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- Myriad Worlds
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Your first two worlds were all about movies and TV shows, with protagonists who were all tough guys. Writing about the Nine Provinces in the third world is a complete failure. I hate Jiang Nan the most, so I have to abandon this project.
In an era of guns and cannons, martial arts were merely a hobby, nothing to brag about. A time traveler, unless driven by an exceptionally strong obsession (a system mission), wouldn't seriously practice martial arts.
Learn both literary and martial arts, and become an emperor yourself.
In the first world, in order to "suppress" the protagonist who had broken through his limits, they casually created some kind of "stimulant" to forcefully give Ma San a boost. What should have been a one-sided victory became a back-and-forth battle. Honestly, I find this rather pointless and disgusting. If they can do this in the first world, what about the other worlds?
What's the point of writing the Kyushu storyline? After reading these two Kyushu arcs, I still don't understand the protagonist's purpose. The first two arcs were at least about supporting the people and destroying the Qing and Ming dynasties, respectively.
The protagonist is somewhat laughable. The Manchu Qing dynasty was no good, but the Ming dynasty was no better. These two are like the Crouching Dragon and the Young Phoenix—how can the protagonist make the Ming dynasty great again? With those millions of Zhu family descendants?
Please finish writing the main story of Kyushu soon. I'll come back when I'm done.
What kind of physique do you have? Do you think your performance and attack power are inferior to those of the Tang Dynasty? Even if you attack with speed and strength, you'll still die.
I've noticed that many infinite flow novels are exceptionally well-written without the introduction of internal energy (or superpowers), capturing the style and essence of the original work. However, once internal energy or other superpowers are introduced, the atmosphere is lost. Are there any infinite flow novels inspired by various fighting movies that you could recommend?
Why did I even think of writing about Kyushu? The plot is so long and tedious.