I Have a Map to Roam the Primordial Heavens
我有地图一张，行鸿蒙诸天
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 132k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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53Chapters
791Recommendations
20Fans
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The description of distances in the introduction is the biggest flaw; there's no need to read it. The author should probably look up distance measurements on Baidu to get a basic understanding of distance.
It misses the point, which is a shame given the imaginative premise. The idea of exchanging money to open a restaurant is a complete blunder; it's unwatchable. Without any real power, hiring people with high salaries in this ancient setting is suicidal. Dozens of female waitresses? Does the author really think this is a modern-day self-employed business?
One hundred and ten thousand light-years, the size of the Milky Way, is that the largest universe? In Swallowed Star, the strongest universe starts at a billion light-years, the body of a God-King is a hundred billion light-years in size, the primordial universe is a billion billion light-years in size, and the Holy Ruins boasts even more outrageous claims, shattering infinite light-years in one move.
The author probably doesn't know how big our universe is; a ninth-order world is only 100,000 light-years across, smaller than the Milky Way.
If you don't have the magnanimity, don't write about light-years!
Starting from around chapter ten, prices began to skyrocket, which was completely off. The plot progressed exceptionally quickly, and the author seemed to lack real-life experience.
=^•ω•^=
The observable universe of humankind is currently 13.7 Billion light-years away.
This book perfectly embodies the phrases "starting strong but ending weak" and "a wolf in sheep's clothing."
Come on!
The author has written three novels covering all aspects of life except clothing: clothing, food, shelter, and transportation. The first one was about architecture (but it was abandoned), the second was about rice cultivation, and I thought this one would be about building cars or flying machines, but it turned out to be about navigation maps. It's not bad. Keep up the good work, author!