The Mirror Path of Myriad Heavens
诸天镜道
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
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- 11mo ago
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Here's my opinion on about fifty chapters of this book.
I think the author has fallen into a misconception. When reading online novels, readers are more interested in a sense of participation—that is, immersing themselves in the protagonist's fantasy world. Creating a logically rigorous and complex worldview is often more for the author's control (secretly adding realms, or making plot-driven deaths reasonable, such as introducing a cross-realm…
The synopsis reads like something out of a cosmic projection or a chronicle of the Great Dao.
So far, there don't seem to be any major flaws, but the first world felt a bit off to me. It's obvious the author of the Floating World Empress series is using the historical background of the Mongol Yuan dynasty. And even if that's acceptable, creating an empress and then trying to emulate Genghis Khan is just jarring. Replacing the Mongol emperor with an empress is really off-putting.
So you're trying to follow in Pei Tu Gou's footsteps?! Although that novel with the multiverse-themed plot had a terrible ending, the Wang Quan Sword arc was the best arc of the year. I hope the author perseveres.
This is really toxic. The protagonist's sister is a real toxic character. To write a sister with a screw loose, I just don't understand. Is the protagonist trying to elevate the dogs on Earth to godhood? He's utterly trash, yet he's handing out all sorts of opportunities.
This is utterly ridiculous. You're just a tiny asteroid, nothing in the universe, yet you expect a god to specifically target you? The original plan was to gradually develop a story of extraordinary resurgence, where Earth, having reached a certain level, becomes a powerful force occupying countless star systems, thus attracting the attention of the gods, and humanity's confrontation with them…
Just because this person from another world has a strong will, they took him as their disciple. Ha! I think there are countless people with strong wills in prison.
The synopsis is like that silly dog's Great Dao Chronicle
I read seven chapters and they were all filler, constantly emphasizing "extraordinary, extraordinary." Even chapter 22 was still filler. How did those who say it's good read it?
The style of the introduction is somewhat like a combination of the Great Dao Chronicles and the Projection of All Heavens!