
The Other Shore of All Worlds
诸界彼岸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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292Chapters
16.4kRecommendations
150.7kFans
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I told the author a little trick for writing novels: the more you write, the more you earn; the faster you write, the sooner you can finish and take a long vacation. So, what are you waiting for? Start updating a hundred times a day and ascend to new heights!
It's well-written, with tight stitching, and various allusions are interspersed throughout. There aren't any major flaws, but the updates are too infrequent. However, slower updates are better than being completely ignored.
What's wrong with this book? The problem lies in the fast pace and insufficient content. Currently, almost all serialized stories feature character development and character progression in stages and instances, using stages to distinguish climaxes and foreshadowing, and instances to enrich the growth experience.
How to describe this novel? It's an invincible story. It feels like anyone who transmigrates into this world and gets the protagonist's cheat-like abilities can reach the protagonist's level.
Having read Chapter Five, "The National Library," I have a question I just have to ask. I have to rant about this. They've already said they're implementing 12 years of compulsory education, 3 years longer than we have, and yet they're still using oil lamps in the city? Take, for example, when we first established nine-year compulsory education, oil lamps were no longer used in our cities, okay?
Honestly, if the author can't write romance, there's no need to force a female lead. From beginning to end, I haven't seen anyone the protagonist truly likes. Maybe the author had a plan, but I honestly haven't noticed.
How did it turn into a fantasy novel about the revival of spiritual energy in Chengdu?
Now it's really turned into... Well, the chapter titles are all shocking, terrified, or something like that. I thought it would be a mastermind savior story...
The protagonist's rapid advancement rendered many characters useless, such as the older sister and her special abilities, and the entire team embodying the protagonist's traits. However, all of these disappeared after the protagonist's "Descendant" event. This is at least two hundred chapters fast-forwarded.
Here are some hypotheses: 1. Li Suyan's father is Emperor Tongjing; 2. Fortress No. 2 Is unpopular, and a group of people want to overthrow Emperor Tianshun; 3. The protagonist intends to collect the Imperial Book; 4. For the people of this world, the Imperial Book signifies the bestowal of imperial power and destiny; 5.