Proving the Dao Across the Heavens, Starting with the Nine Dragons Pulling a Coffin
自九龙拉棺开始证道诸天
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- Infinite Flow
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The most embarrassing thing about the multiverse genre is that after traveling through multiple worlds and living for hundreds or thousands of years, you come back to be compared to a young person in their twenties in the main world. Staying in lower-level worlds for too long is a waste of time; the plot can be written to be longer, but the time frame is better kept short.
Three hundred chapters on the Dao Palace, six hundred chapters on the Dragon Transformation, and eight hundred chapters on entering the Immortal Platform Secret Realm—I won't even mention the padding, will I?
It's truly remarkable that someone who wrote "Covering the Sky" went to "Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty"; they still have over 30,000 fans.
The Supreme Emperor is considered to have weak single-universe combat power, probably at the Xuanxian realm. The trilogy represents the combat power of a true immortal in a single universe, reaching the Golden Immortal realm. The Red Dust Immortal possesses weak super-universe combat power and is at the Golden Immortal Dao Fruit realm.
It's another "Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty"? The Twin Dragons are too weak. Neither of them can break through the void (excluding the Evil Emperor, who's just a character from a borderland legend). What about the hermit Ning Daoqi? He's no match for the Celestial Master Sun En. What about the Evil King Shi Zhixuan? He's no match for the Demon Master Pang Ban.
The main reason this book isn't popular is that your "Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty" took too long to write and wasted a lot of readers' enthusiasm. If you had only written ten or so chapters and ended it before returning to "Covering the Sky," you might have been able to salvage some of its popularity.
The novel, "Transformation into a Dragon," has over a million words long, yet it's stuck in a low-level martial arts world. Others go to dungeons to level up quickly, but you go to dungeons to farm achievements, right?
250 Chapters to cultivate the Sea of Wheels, plus the Dao Palace, Level 4, Dragon Transformation, which means it takes 1000 chapters to cultivate the Immortal Platform. Before the Dao Severing, it takes another 200 chapters, before the Great Sage, it takes another 300 chapters, and the Quasi-Emperor Ninth Heaven also takes another 300 chapters. That means it takes 1800 chapters to become a Great Emperor? What a load of crap, get the hell out of here.
The author must have a background in martial arts fiction, right? What's the point of having two dragons in *Covering the Sky*? It's so long and tedious, I'm dropping it.
Ugh, I really don't like watching these kinds of stocks open high and then fall.