Mythic Manifestations, Starting with Erlang Shen

Author, I have a suggestion: Put the awakened forms of Dong Zhuo and Yuan Shao together, and have a divine reversal between Yuan and Dong.

It's best not to casually become a disciple of Zhuge Yuquan. His disciple ruined himself by practicing his methods, and then he expelled him from the sect – that's incredibly dishonest. Without any other explanation, the protagonist's decision to become a disciple makes no sense. After all, if he could abandon his previous disciple because he ruined him, he could also abandon him because of pressure from someone who wants him dead.

It would be better to write Ragnarok, where all the gods and immortals die out, and then the successors inherit the Dharma forms. The current version, with no cultivation methods and only the Dharma form being cultivated from beginning to end, is too weak. Are the Three Pure Ones, the Six Emperors, and the Two Sages of Buddhism also cultivating some kind of broken Dharma form?

Maybe I'm just not suited to reading this kind of story, or maybe I've read too many of them. Personally, I don't really like this feeling of constant unease, with powerful enemies always threatening the protagonist. Maybe I just prefer invincible stories. I'll wait for the author's next book; I might read this one later too. 🙂

Let me rant. I'm just venting, I hope I won't be banned because of this. From a practical point of view Zhuge Liang's greatest strength was his ability to predict the future and devise strategies from afar. For any power, this was the most important factor. As for Lü Bu, his general title was Flying General, if I remember correctly.

The recent content is strange. Starting with Half-Immortal, all sorts of masters from different levels are coming to the lower realms. I don't know what the people of the Chan Sect are doing. I'm already losing interest in following it.

Very few can survive the Purple Heaven Tribulation. Even Tongtian himself only trained Yunxiao, and people like Hongjun only appear once every countless eons. Yet, upon seeing a stone, they act as if it can definitely defeat the protagonist. Are they really that confident in their teaching abilities? Isn't this dog just a common, ubiquitous creature that appears in every major tribulation? Are they so sure this dog can survive the Purple Heaven Tribulation? Isn't that absurd?

Can I offer a suggestion? It would be great if the author could better showcase the potential and strength of the characters. I've read many books, and I often can't tell whether the main character is the Dharma Form or the person who summons the Dharma Form.

It seems the author has no concept of size. In the early stages, the Heavenly King's Dharma form was 3,000-8,000 zhang long, which is 10,000 to 30,000 meters tall when standing upright, and at least 1,000 meters wide when standing horizontally. How can anyone even see what your Dharma form looks like? Even shrinking it tenfold would be a bit exaggerated. I don't know how this game will portray it. Will they just zoom in with a wide-angle lens every time there's a fight?

Having finished reading it, I noticed that most of the story uses a kind of "building suspense before revealing one's true strength" trope, which is understandable and I have no objection to it. However, when it comes to the Three Kingdoms genre, I feel that most readers would prefer to see wisdom, loyalty, and righteousness.