Five Thousand Years Across the Myriad Heavens
诸天的上下五千年
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- 631k Words
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- Anime Crossover
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The author can refer to this setting.
In my view, spiritual cultivation lies in the mind. You may disagree, but the mind can unleash boundless imagination, which adapts to its environment and thus encompasses all systems of the universe. As cultivation progresses, the accumulation of matter and energy becomes less important; what matters more is the cultivation of spiritual (state of mind/spirit) and wisdom.
The Trisolaran civilization could operate in lower dimensions, but it did not leave its own planet because the speed of light was unbreakable in the original work. The super god has no dimensional technology, yet he flies all over the universe. Author, how do you explain this? And with your incredibly powerful Earth setting, how could it possibly be subject to scientific and technological blockades?
I've never seen a book like this ever finish normally.
The worldviews of Super God and Three-Body are completely in conflict. How come the Super God civilization has been rampaging through the universe and hasn't been defeated yet?
It's too chaotic. If it's this chaotic on Earth, it must be even more chaotic in the universe. Actually, it's better to consider Earth as a shared planet for all universes, rather than each universe being its own individual universe, with Earth serving as a transit point.
The Three-Body Problem and Super God seem incompatible. The Three-Body Problem is based on the Dark Forest Theory, while Super God is similar to modern Earth society.
With your stitching technique, this book is guaranteed to fall apart and be abandoned. I bet you, based on my 20 years of reading experience, that it's going to be a complete disaster. You think you're so great? You're going to slap me in the face.
The Three-Body Universe is a dark universe, while the Super God Universe is a prosperous one. How can these be reconciled, especially when Marvel is added to the mix? The worldviews are different, and the levels of civilization are also different.
After reading the synopsis, I was completely confused. What is their purpose in doing this? Do they think eating an Earthling will grant them immortality or something? Even if they want to hunt, shouldn't they eliminate other hunters first? After all, Earthlings don't have legs and can't escape.
It still needs to be written by experienced authors. I can tell whether someone can write this kind of patchwork story just by looking at their author level. Of course, it's not impossible for an experienced author to use a secondary account, but the chances of that are extremely small.