A High-Martial World with a Fantasy Realm
人在高武，有个玄幻大世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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Other names
- In a Martial World High, There’s a Mystical Great WorldEnglish name
- Starry Sky ProfessionalEnglish name
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The author's writing style and imagination are a bit off. Raising talent through a skill like Martial Arts Intent? Wait... This is like me using my talent to raise my Martial Arts Intent, and then the Martial Arts Intent replenishes my talent, a cycle, right? It's actually quite ridiculous.
Since they are two worlds, why do they appear to share the same cultivation system? Putting aside the question of plausibility, aren't cross-world stories usually about achieving invincibility at the same level through the complementary differences in the two worlds' cultivation systems? If they're the same, then the other world is essentially just a resource pool.
I've just read up to chapter 12 and noticed two problems.
The first question is, this is a technologically advanced world. Compared to our less technologically advanced world, you should understand what big data is, right? How did the protagonist dare to sell every nutrient solution he obtained? Even if you go through the black market, it doesn't mean there's no data. As long as there's data, it can be investigated.
Is there a female lead?
Is the author single? If not, I'll read it; otherwise, I won't!
I have a question: the protagonist can travel to another world, and the resources he obtains there are extremely valuable in the main world, yet it's so difficult for him to get first place among his peers. This is just a class of students, and the protagonist has already amassed so many resources, the consumption of which is terrifying. Why do I feel like protagonists of the same level need to consume a hundred times more resources to compete with geniuses of the same level? 😰
What I hate most is this kind of shared cheat ability. The protagonist is a selfless person, and he shares all the benefits he gets in the other world, such as elixirs, with his friends, friends of friends, relatives, agents, subordinates, etc. What advantage does the protagonist have then? The protagonist in the main world is of average talent, and if he shares his cheat ability at the lowest level, he will always be inferior to others.
I couldn't hold back any longer after reading the synopsis three times. The author's writing is so contradictory, so full of inconsistencies. First, it's all about martial arts geniuses, then suddenly they're eliminated. First, it's all about high technology, then suddenly there are no resources. The accumulated resources from the two worlds are nowhere to be found—what kind of high technology is this? Did they just know how to add manure to crops?
This novel is equivalent to more than 100 chapters, and it's still at the seventh level of Qi Refining.
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Giving away otherworldly items too early is a major flaw. If you really want to give them away, wait until they've grown up. The protagonist needs to be unique; otherwise, it feels like a child carrying gold everywhere.
You only have 392 chapters in total, and you only reached the Innate stage in 150 chapters?