Myriad Worlds: My Immortal Life Lets Me Farm Experience Guaranteed
诸天：长生的我能保底刷经验
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- Completed
- Length
- 437k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Ultimate stitching of infinite nested dolls within nested dolls of the heavens
Sigh, this is suitable for people with a modicum of intelligence, but not for those who spend long periods of time reading. Don't go to extremes or become obsessed with the concept of "harmony between man and nature." While "harmony between man and nature" is useful in various realms—gods, immortals, Buddhas, demons, science, and magic—extreme personalities only have their uses in specific cases. Experienced readers shouldn't read this; newcomers can only manage a passable reading experience.
Simply put, it suits my taste. However, the protagonist's strength increased a bit too quickly. Furthermore, the descriptions of various cultivation techniques, different talents, and different cheat codes are somewhat chaotic. Keep it up!
What happened to the author later on? When did the protagonist become so humane? Wasn't the protagonist's character all about maximizing self-interest? Wasn't selfishness the protagonist's true nature? What the hell is this later on? It inexplicably introduces cause and effect, and inexplicably shows mercy. Moreover, many plot points are rushed and not properly developed.
Here are a few suggestions for the author. Please refrain from harsh criticism if you disagree, as criticism is always valid. Reasonable discussion is welcome. 1. The dungeons are too fast. Some parts can be omitted, but key processes shouldn't be skipped. For example, the final step in fighting the Dragon God—a great opportunity to show off in front of others—is skipped entirely?
Bad news: Frankenstein's monster Good news: It's all stitched up.
I feel like I've read 200 chapters when I looked at 20 pages.
This is the first time I've seen this type of thing, it's so outrageous!
I don't understand, where did the 100,000 experience points go? It showed that some experience points were used for combat, then it glanced at the skill manual and said not to rush, and then it was gone? The experience points disappeared?
This author's writing style seems familiar! Have you written novels elsewhere? Is that you, Dark Filthy?