Evolving the Myriad Worlds
化演诸天
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 851k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
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264Chapters
12.6kRecommendations
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What era are we living in that people are still writing about immortals falling from the mortal realm to start their cultivation journey anew?
Anyone who's even finished high school and can read this stuff past chapter 20 or more deserves to be called a legendary figure.
Seeing the protagonist spare the ringleader's life, even after the ringleader's daughter pleaded for him, and then deliberately keeping him alive to atone for his sins and lessen his suffering through good deeds, is truly baffling. It would have been better to torture him and then kill him, or to let him suffer until he died.
Extremely poisonous! Retreat immediately! Retreat! Retreat!
The premise is actually quite ordinary, even a bit cliché, but the author's urban fiction writing is quite good, and it's currently considered a gem among the new books.
This isn't about making a mountain out of a molehill, but for a Minnan person living by the sea, Mazu is on the same level as our ancestors! Please put yourself in their shoes: how would you feel if someone insulted your ancestors?!
Here's the problem: how did you guys manage to get through the first few dozen chapters? Shennong (the author of the novel) must have been poisoned to death! It's even more simplistic than the story of the Big Bad Wolf and the Pink Rabbit; it's practically a kindergarten classroom story. It's truly insulting to our intelligence—blowing up goddess statues, a rich and beautiful classmate, a deliveryman plot—there are just too many elements!
Wang rides a deer, Pei slaughters a dog. Is that you, dog?
All I can say is that it's too drawn out. The protagonist of "The Evolution of the Heavens" simply suppressed everything along the way, but this protagonist clearly has the strength, yet he insists on fighting a bunch of small fry.
It's 2023, and there's too much personal bias in these kinds of novels. We shouldn't have high expectations for them anymore. From what I know, historical fiction, light novels, mobile game fiction, and martial arts novels are all filled with personal biases. It makes the reading experience feel disjointed. For example, in this book, you can act, fine, but then you throw in a patriotic act, and everyone knows it, the whole world knows it. You're patriotic, but stop showing off!