I Infuse the World with Positive Energy
我为世界注入正能量
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 489k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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179Chapters
2.5kRecommendations
21kFans
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The writing was fine until it got to the part about Japan, and then it became so disorganized. I'm starting to wonder about the author's mental state; maybe they haven't been getting enough rest? It's so chaotic.
What's the second world about? Transmigrating into a donkey?! It already filters out a lot of readers; this mess is just discouraging even more, isn't it?!
The book is really well written, but the title is a mess and the synopsis is nonsense.
Does nobody read this book? Should I cut it up?
Is this book no good? Nobody seems to be interested in it.
... The beginning was okay. The enlightenment part was quite tedious, but it had content. The quality dropped a bit after Yokohama appeared, but it was still a decent light novel. After that, it continued to decline. The part about stealing the country was also readable, but... The most important thing is... What was written about the part about Japan?
The most awkward thing about this book is that the author thinks he's very humorous and writes things that seem funny.
What kind of nonsense are those Koreans and Japanese writing?
Unable to understand after transforming into a donkey, I've removed it from my bookshelf and added it to my favorites. Goodbye, Jianghu.
Why write about the Legend of the Condor Heroes in the second world? It's like graduating from elementary school and going to middle school, only to go back to elementary school in a different school! After all, you were already so powerful in the first world—breaking through the void and creating a space to transmit your magic, your power level far surpassing that of Jin Yong's world.
Around chapter 30, the author started to let loose and write whatever came to mind; it's a complete mess, full of insults against Japan and South Korea. If you could even write something good, that would be one thing, but this is just a jumbled mess.