Simulating Ten Thousand Worlds in the Immortal Realm

Hello author, I copied this book on another platform. The data is good, and the reader feedback is very positive, but the updates are a bit slow. I hope you won't be ungrateful and will update faster so that my readers don't have to wait too long.

That's all? Go ahead and let it gather dust in my favorites! 😏

This author is unreadable; another book died out, and the ending was terrible.

The author wrote everything else quite well, but I don't understand why Xu Zixuan was included. He feels like a grown-up brat, forcibly linked to the protagonist. Although he did help the protagonist a few times, his behavior and words were extremely unpleasant. He's typically brainless, arrogant and reckless, presumptuous yet weak.

I feel a bit awkward. All that talk about being a friend of a saint or a brother of the Great Sage feels like a bully abusing his power or a petty person getting ahead.

The later parts became increasingly rambling, with combat power increasing too quickly, leaving little impression on later characters and storylines. It felt like the game was just a series of easy wins. Characters from the earlier parts, like Liu Er and the prince, seemed to be forced into the later ones, and Hong Que was essentially left to live a life of resentment like Meng Po.

This book is roughly on the same level as Saints and Immortal Emperors. I don't mind Saints and Immortal Emperors being on the same level, but at least make the Saints a bit stronger. The latest protagonist is described as having "every cell of his that is far more complex and massive than a star."

It's getting a bit weak now. The protagonist pretends to be stupid, the villains are completely oblivious and get fooled, then turn the tables and kill him. It feels like the formula is always the same.

As the title suggests, it's unfinished. A lot of things were never written, and then suddenly they appeared out of nowhere, which felt very abrupt.

Seeing that the North and South had been killed there, This book is decent, but the descriptions of various supernatural abilities are unsatisfactory. From the initial Nine Yang Divine Skill to the various other supernatural abilities, they are all merely introduced briefly without any further development or use—this is disappointing.