I, the Heavenly Dao, Will Make Earth Supreme Across All Worlds
我！天道，让地球成就万界至高
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Anime Crossover
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- 1y ago
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417Chapters
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The most frustrating thing about writing this kind of "Heavenly Dao" story is including Chen Dong's novels. The protagonists in Chen Dong's novels are always blindly self-believing, walking an invincible path, trampling the Heavenly Dao underfoot, and placing themselves above the will of Heaven. How could they possibly believe in the Heavenly Dao? Would they really destroy their own path to invincibility?
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The Milky Way galaxy contains billions of stars, and the vast universe contains billions upon billions of galaxies. Many worlds are clearly cosmic in nature, yet the author only depicts a single planet. I feel that the universe the author describes might not even be as large as a single galaxy.
The early stages were fine; you built your own empire. But after conquering and merging several worlds, and then acting as the vanguard, creating all sorts of grand spectacle, the writing became really weak. I'm halfway through, and while there aren't any major logical flaws, the later parts completely lost their quality.
Earth's Heavenly Way? Isn't Earth part of the universe's own cosmology? How come other smaller dimensions are trying to piggyback on this?
Can you come up with a different way of showing off? Every time it's the same old story about the River of Time appearing, and everyone shouting "Awesome!" But after all that writing, it's just the same old formula, a rehash of a different world.
It's quite interesting to write, but it's unlikely to achieve great success if the main character isn't changed. The main character isn't prominent enough, or rather, the character's traits aren't distinct enough; simply put, the overall quality is too low.
Given the protagonist's tendency to force loyalty from others at the drop of a hat, any weakness he develops later in the story will become the catalyst for a rebellion against the heavens.
Why does the protagonist seem a bit silly? Well, okay, he was just lucky anyway.
The book is good, but its potential for further development is limited.
The reason is that the author lacks sufficient knowledge.