Myriad Worlds: I Have a Divine Incarnation
诸天：我有一具神祇分身
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How to put it? It feels like writing about a higher dimension in a lower dimension. No matter how powerful martial arts are, as long as you don't become a god, you're still a mortal. No matter how you write it, you're just creating a path for the martial arts world. Just like how mortals can only study the surface no matter how much they study, while things in higher dimensions see deeper and are closer to the species themselves.
Can the martial arts prowess of the Smiling Proud Wanderer compare to that of the world's number one martial artist? The world's number one martial artist wields a forty-meter-long broadsword and can move mountains; their martial arts prowess is probably two or three levels higher.
Under One Person, Naruto, whoever writes it is a eunuch.
Self-created martial arts
Using a cheat system, the protagonist creates his own martial arts: Star Absorbing Skill + Yi Jin Jing = Buddha and Demon Creation Skill; Evil-Repelling Sword Manual + Shaolin Tranquilizing Mantra = Cihang Sword Manual. The settings are quite reasonable.
They've already created divine avatars... And they still care about the world described in the synopsis? The gods are getting more and more pathetic.
Self-created exercise method
I think that since we already have a divine avatar, we could try to get a Black Heavenly Book from the Vast Ocean, a Demon Seed from the Dao Heart in Twin Dragons, and then combine the Demon Lord's Six Great Demon Transcendences from Storm Riders. This combination would be great for raising and harvesting monsters or training subordinates.
Regarding becoming a god
Honestly, the author's ideas are clear and the writing is excellent, but there's one issue: so far, the time travel has all been to an Eastern world, specifically China, and the protagonist spreads faith through knowledge—using a transactional approach. I hope this continues. However, when writing about gods, it's common to incorporate elements of Western fantasy worldviews. Hopefully, authors can avoid this, especially when the story involves travel to worlds outside of Western fantasy.
Is Shenhou another villainous boss? Is he going to get attacked again?
Wuxia (martial arts fiction) can never break out of a framework or create anything new. In essence, it's just about cheating. If you write the cheats down to a low level, the path to advancement doesn't match the actual evolution of the human body. You can't write about magicians evolving into gods, but you don't write about the fundamental changes. If you write about immortals entering the Tao and achieving immortality, can you really do that?
The pacing is a bit off; the first dungeon has 57 chapters, and over ten chapters were dedicated to the Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill, which feels a bit verbose.