Myriad Worlds: Civilization Mentor

Let me give an objective review of this book. Strictly speaking, it has many flaws, such as some problems with the plot development, stiff dialogue, and the issue of transmigrators that many people have complained about. Here I will share my own opinions, which are personal views. Please do not criticize if you disagree, but feel free to point out any mistakes and discuss them.

I just don't understand. It's one thing for Earthlings to travel through time, but why are all the cultivation techniques created by these travelers? Are Earthlings really that amazing? How come they're still only a Type 0.7 Civilization? A few random noobs could easily surpass the entire world? Are you kidding me? The first world, up to the Martial Ancestor, was at least somewhat watchable.

We are looking for extras, who could be time travelers or native characters. Format: Name, Identity, Background For example: Gu Teng, a time traveler, the second founder of Blood Qi Martial Arts, a student in the Department of History and Archaeology at Chang'an University, etc.

Another time traveler being sent to the countryside? What's the point? Seeing a time traveler tells me what's going to happen. The plot is predictable from beginning to end. It would be interesting to let the local natives develop their own unique supernatural systems. With this kind of approach, I'd rather read other fantasy novels. Being trapped in the framework of raising all of humanity is just too restrictive.

I once read a novel that featured a particularly interesting cultivation technique that was beneficial for advancement in small worlds. It could benefit many worlds. The technique involved creating an inner world within the body or outside, connecting it to the main world. This was advantageous for many cultivators, allowing for better comprehension of the laws of nature.

The protagonist miraculously escaped the dreaded fate of contracting the Cancer of Creation 😄

It seems like the people in the protagonist's little world have no ability to think. The protagonist has to do everything. Isn't he just a complete waste?

[Keywords] Creation, Civilization, Heavens [Storyline] What is civilization? It is the sum of all that has passed, and also the present. The protagonist of *The Heavens: The Civilization Cultivator* harvests the seeds of civilization from the past of the main world's civilization.

To be honest, in creation myth novels, the protagonist creates a world right from the start, with all sorts of laws and chaos explained. It's all made to seem mystical. In reality, the protagonist is just a nobody, like an ordinary person, yet they understand the essence of the universe and can access higher dimensions. The problem is, they're still just an ordinary person!

Are these natives all idiots? They need time travelers to do everything? These natives all have cerebellar atrophy; they have absolutely no thinking ability.