I Can See the Hidden Information in All Things
我能看见万物隐藏信息
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 321k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
142Chapters
283Recommendations
36Fans
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From the very first page, I felt the book was very different from its title. You're not seeing hidden information; you're seeing future information.
If I were the protagonist, haha, Phoenix Shadow Sect? Sword Demon Sect? I'd just spread rumors that the Sword Demon Sect has an immortal's tomb, filled with countless rare treasures and elixirs. In short: the bigger the storm, the more valuable the fish. Fishing in troubled waters. Are all these sects this powerful?
It's a super useless character, the kind where the spiritual roots and five elements are incomplete and you have to unlock them through the story.
Personally, I found it quite cheesy; it uses the same old formulas from ages ago. I even checked if the author was a newbie, and found they were only level 5, yet one book was 1 million words and another 600,000+. The beginning instantly transported me back to the early days of system novels—this book would have been amazing back then, but not anymore.
Just one match with two games, and you've written dozens of pages about it. Skip a few pages, and sigh, it's still a match; three or five pages would have been enough. I've never seen such a sloppy piece of writing.
What exactly is a super pseudo-spiritual root? You might as well just call it the worst spiritual root among spiritual roots.
[New Book Excerpt] If I one day achieve my lofty ambitions, I will dare to laugh at Huang Chao for not being a true man!
[Recommendation] The path of cultivating immortality is too difficult. Not to mention the lack of resources and opportunities for cultivation, the hurdle of human nature alone is difficult to overcome. For the sake of profit, sometimes it is impossible to distinguish between friend and foe. Human nature is unpredictable, and the mortal world is unpredictable.
Before it's published, write something substantial. Yours is not only short but also padded out. Make the plot more concise; after 20 chapters, all you've written is that the enemy is coming…
How do you define "seeing"? Is it simply knowing the concept of an object, touching it, or seeing it through the reflection of visible light?