Supernatural: I Have All the Heavens

Finally, the first instance isn't Swordsman Online. I think Huang Yi's martial arts worlds have high combat power and plenty of opportunities. Why do the gods always seem to focus on Swordsman Online, a low-martial-power world? If I had a system, I'd choose Storm Riders or Mystic Weapons from the start—high risk, high reward.

As one of the few people writing SPN novels, here are a few suggestions: you can include side stories, but try not to make them too long, around 20 chapters is enough. Try to make the side stories based on the same supernatural forces from movies and TV series, such as Grimm and The Sorcerer's Apprentice, because these will prevent the audience from being too distracted from the story.

Finally, there's a Supernatural book! I'm so happy!

Your image-finding skills are amazing; you perfectly found their ugliest picture.

Why does the protagonist have to kill monsters? What business is it of yours if monster hunters kill Americans?

If the author's background is set in modern America, then your chosen scenario—ancient martial arts and fantasy—doesn't quite match.

Please use this one; my image-finding skills are really poor.

Keep up the good work, author! Writing Supernatural makes you a great author. But could you give me some advice? Try to set the time-travel worlds in Western mythology. It's not about being a Western worshipper, but it's just that it's hard to control the power levels in Eastern martial arts and fantasy settings, and the fusion and clash of abilities is also difficult.

Why did the protagonist in this book take this job? It just doesn't seem to make sense.

Aronna Tarr, actress who plays Song Hye-kyo 🤓🤓