A Supreme Journey Through Perfect World
完美世界之无上之旅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
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- 1y ago
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Finished reading, assessment complete: a typical "nanny novel." The protagonist relentlessly showers Shi Hao with resources and acts as his protector, treating him like a father. He unconditionally provides all sorts of powerful techniques and resources, and after conquering an empire, he immediately acknowledges Shi Hao as his young master. Even a biological son wouldn't be treated this way.
How can I put it? This protagonist is utterly useless. His cultivation level and techniques are all given to him by the system, and he hasn't even considered changing them. He's trash. If he were in the same realm as Shi Hao, he'd be easily killed. His techniques are just copied from Shi Hao, slightly modified, and then considered his own. Nobody criticizes him, but I do! I want to say it myself.
Is it possible for this protagonist to help Stone Village so much but not his own tribe at all? I've read over 70 chapters and I thought he'd go back and give the village some resources or something. Also, the plot developments after he met Willow God really made the protagonist seem like a loser. The first few dozen chapters were so well-written, but after he arrived at Ten Villages, the later chapters were just awful.
Chapter 27? Why does it take so long and tedious fighting even against a few experts at the Cave Heaven Realm?! 😳 Author, tell me where the satisfying parts are! Is this a low-budget fantasy martial arts novel? Speechless. 😒 Oh well, I'll observe for a while.
In the original Perfect World novel, the ultimate realm is 108,000 jin, not 100,000 jin. It is only when the Desolate Emperor cultivates and surpasses his previous ultimate realm that he reaches the Breakthrough Realm.
Doesn't the protagonist have his own methods? He relies entirely on the system. Isn't the protagonist afraid of the system possessing him? Once the protagonist reaches the highest level of the Sacrificial Path, the system will directly possess him.
The protagonist talks too much nonsense; it's not as good as Martial Ancestor Lin Dong's single phrase, "Great Wilderness Imprisoning Heaven Finger."
The latest chapters (142) are uninteresting; they focus entirely on the stone, and the main character is nowhere to be seen. I came for the main character, not the stone; I skipped anything that wasn't part of the main character's story.
Establishing an Imperial Pass in the Province of Sin? I'm speechless.
The Moon Demoness didn't even take them. Most importantly, the destined heroine, Fire Spirit, is gone, and she and Number Ten are now just strangers. She's gone.