Grandmaster of the Myriad Worlds
诸天世界大宗师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
Black Fist Dragon
Reincarnating Through the Myriad Worlds in Search of Eternal Life
The Ultimate Evolution of the Universe
Rulers of the Myriad Worlds
Immortal Cultivator Reborn in the Martial Arts World
The Confucian Way Across the Myriad Worlds
Reincarnator in the Martial Arts World
Swordsman in the Worlds Beyond
Reincarnating Through the Myriad Worlds: I Am the Supreme Grandmaster
Sword-Seeking in the Myriad Worlds
In booklists 3
An Interesting Reading List! Open It and Discover a World of Mind-Blowing Ideas
Hi~! This is a place where you can open the door to a world of imagination and leave the day’s fatigue behind. Finding a book you love is like stepping into its world and exploring far and wide together. We’ll help you find the perfect food for your mind!
[Qidian's Worm-Raising King]
A professional breeder of copycat books chasing Qidian's popular trends. Place your bets! Like the ones you think will do well, and dislike the ones you think will flop. Let's see which one survives to the end and becomes the king of the Gu. Results from the first round on March 18, 2021: 108 books included, 29 abandoned, 16 selected for the Sanjiang recommendations, one awarded an elite feature, and the king of the Gu was Eighty Years of Sign-Ins in the Cold Palace, I Am Invincible in the World
Yinmeng123456
Some fun books
Readers also read
Simultaneous Transmigration: Starting with Jujutsu Kaisen, I Rewrite My Fate!
Swallowed Star: Starting with the Words of the Myriad Worlds
The Rebel Who Walks the Heavens
The Mecha King Roams the Heavens
In the Americas, From Security Guard to Call of Duty
A Hundred Flavors Across the Heavens
Defying the Myriad Worlds
A Literary Master in Ancient Greece
League of Legends: Being an Honest Support Is Boring, Isn't It?
Reborn in the World of Movies
Across the Heavens, Starting by Refining Skills
Myriad Worlds Gossip: Starting as the Brother in The Story of Rose
Reader comments 38
Google Translate
One could only say the protagonist is inherently cold-blooded. It reflects the personality of most modern people. "I don't even care about my parents, why would I care about Huo Yuanjia who's destined to die?" Even if his passion hasn't cooled, years of navigating the complexities of society have made him see through everything.
The protagonist was saved by Huo Yuanjia's friend, who then took him in and taught him martial arts for free. In the end, Huo Yuanjia was poisoned to death, and the protagonist didn't save him. This blatant disregard for someone's life is utterly disgusting. How could the author write something like this? This transmigrator is too rigid, just like Yi Xiaochuan. Gao Yao was so good to Yi Xiaochuan, yet he ended up getting himself killed by him.
A protagonist who refuses to help someone in distress and is ungrateful, yet calls himself a grandmaster—such a despicable character is truly rare.
Shennong is dead
Please stop writing novels, really.
To be honest, our values clash. Someone saved my life, even offering guidance and instruction, and yet I, a transmigrator who already knew the plot, refused to help. That's heartless! No matter how well the story develops later, I can't bear to read it. We're on different paths, so goodbye.
Um, I don't know if it's just me, but seeing the poisoning succeed made me uncomfortable and I couldn't bear to watch it anymore. After all, the protagonist knew the outcome of Uncle Gen's poisoning, or maybe the original plot was just forcing emotional scenes.
Wow, I haven't seen anything this bad in a long time. Huo Yuanjia, a grandmaster, didn't know the principles and effects of horse stance. A 37-year-old born in the 80s, after transmigrating, only knew about Jingwu School from Nong Jinsun's words. Then, he didn't know the cause of Huo Yuanjia's death. He only cared about practicing dance and seeking Huo Yuanjia's guidance.
I read two chapters. First, the Huo family saved the protagonist, allowing him to settle down and learn martial arts there. However, even though the protagonist knew Huo Yuanjia had been poisoned and knew who the culprit was, he refused to say anything, simply watching Huo Yuanjia suffer the poisoning. He had no humanity whatsoever. Goodbye.
I don't understand, why would he take on a bunch of disciples? Li Mochou comes to the protagonist, and the protagonist actually wants to marry her off to his bunch of ugly disciples... Wait, what does that mean? You can do without a female lead, but please don't send her off like that! Who are you trying to disgust?
The author's viewpoint has always been the same: first establish the protagonist's character, then never deviate from that character, and continue on the path to the end. This is the only protagonist who has never changed...