The Outcast: I gather the incense of all living beings, steal the essence of the gods' divine ranks, evolve into a god, and split my soul across countless worlds. The gods are me, yet I am not the gods. One person is a myth.
Ever Night: I am the Supreme Lord of the Great Clarity, the Lord of the Way. I subdue Haotian and command the Heavenly Dao!
Jade Dynasty: I am the Supreme Lord of the Pure Clarity, Jade Scenery. The three teachings unite, and ten thousand immortals come to pay homage!
Chronicles of the Godless Age: I am the Supreme Lord of the Jade Clarity, Primordial Origin. Born a holy spirit, I rule the world!
We three Supreme Lords of the Three Clarities are the gods of my true self's three treasures: essence, energy, and spirit!
I am the Supreme Heavenly Demon. My heart seeks only the Great Dao. I desire every method in the world and covet the root of all things in the universe. I seize the Dharma body and wisdom-life of all beings, embodying my true self's obsessive greed for the Dao.
I am the Primordial Heavenly Demon. I herd and nurture all creatures across the myriad worlds, taking all beings of heaven and earth to nourish myself. I turn everything in the world into straw dogs and destroy the merit and joy of all beings, embodying my true self's obsessive lust for power and wrath.
I am the Free and Unfettered Heavenly Demon. Wherever sentient beings are, there must be a demon in their hearts, and wherever sentient beings are, there I am. I turn right and wrong, good and evil upside down, and inspire all kinds of wicked deeds and evil acts. I destroy the good roots and karmic ties of all beings, embodying my true self's obsessive delusion and desire to overturn all things.
We three demons are transformations of my true self's three corpses!
Super God Academy: I am the Supreme Lord Zichen, the Great Emperor Ziwei of the Celestial North Pole, master of the stars and source of all phenomena. My genetic model is the Star-Forging Dragon King.
The Sword of the Snow Stride: I am the Supreme Lord Zhenwu. I wander the mortal world and command five hundred spirit officials...
This is how I split my avatars across myriad worlds and transform into gods throughout the heavens.
Simultaneous Transmigration: Starting with Jujutsu Kaisen, I Rewrite My Fate!
The Rebel Who Walks the Heavens
Swallowed Star: Starting with the Words of the Myriad Worlds
The Mecha King Roams the Heavens
In the Americas, From Security Guard to Call of Duty
Simultaneous Transmigration: Proving the Great Dao Across the Myriad Heavens
Simultaneous Transmigration: Building a Celestial Court Across the Multiverse
A Literary Master in Ancient Greece
League of Legends: Being an Honest Support Is Boring, Isn't It?
The Outcast: I Ushered in the Mythic Era
Simultaneous Transmigration: Sharing a Chaos Body from the Start
Simultaneous Transmigration: Proving the Dao Across the Myriad Worlds
If you're going to conquer the world, do it properly. Look at the names you've chosen—they're all for seeking enlightenment, but instead you've turned it into a game of chasing girls everywhere.
The character design of Xu Fengnian in "Snowy Mountain" now feels comparable to Tang San, and it seems that the Xu family doesn't have much goodwill among fans of "Snowy Mountain".
Everything else is fine, except that the clone in the snow has a feeling of being out of control and forcing the main body to react.
Is this a clone of you?! You're a completely different stranger.
The suggestion is to write about one world at a time, without skipping ahead, otherwise the beginning won't be sustainable.
I regret subscribing. There are so many long, technical explanations—do I have some kind of cultivation ability or what? The plot is moving way too slowly.
To be honest, I'm a bit confused. Why is the male protagonist only causing trouble on a planet in his own world? Aren't the countless planets and stars outside his planet also under the jurisdiction of the mythical gods? Where can he possibly cause trouble on such a tiny planet? Is it as big as the universe, which spans countless light-years?
I won't go into the earlier parts, they were alright. But starting with the "Ever Night" volume, it gets increasingly verbose, with more than half of it being nonsense. I don't need you to constantly provide explanations.
Ask if you don't understand? I've watched a bit of Wu Geng Ji, but not much. Why doesn't Heilongtian mine the bloodstone himself? One day of his work would be equivalent to thousands of years' worth of human labor.
The writing is too pretentious and unrealistic, and the writing in "Snow in the Sky" doesn't make the reader feel immersed. There are no restrictions here, you can read anything.