Myriad Worlds: I Have a Gluttonous Snake
诸天：我有一条贪吃蛇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 939k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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287Chapters
2.7kRecommendations
24.7kFans
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Why does the protagonist absolutely need to make money?
To the average person, it seems that they could find a large number of species by simply choosing any mountain. But the reality is that you might only find a few thousand species if you search the entire South China region. The number of species in a mountain is far less than people imagine.
Is this book even readable? Free copies just repeat the same things three or four times! Once it's officially released, it'll be padded out seven or eight times. Something that could be written in a hundred words is stretched to 2000 words—amazing!
My ability to traverse countless worlds and devour everything, and my manipulation of the entertainment industry—what's the difference between this and Pangu playing basketball?
There's an issue with excessive descriptions of skills and creatures!
Recently, many readers have given feedback saying that there are too many descriptions of skills and creatures, making it feel like the content is too superficial! Hmm... Believe it or not, what you're saying is exactly what the author considers the best! The former represents the protagonist's growth, while the latter makes me feel that I am not only writing a book, but also sharing knowledge!
The opening is enough to discourage you!
Having read so many infinite novels, the first ten chapters or so are all about introducing new settings. I'm sick of it from listening to audiobooks. What I want is a plot. Ten chapters of interspersed settings are really too much!
The first ten chapters don't explain the background or the cause and effect. They're all just about skill usage and providing basic information. 🤫
This book is full of popular science, then the protagonist's inner thoughts, repeating this over and over again, then swallowing it all up before introducing it again! This book is definitely going to flop!
Won't the values stack?
In combat, if your base stats are high, it's easy to improve. Aren't you just wasting your time trying to write an invincible build, but you're actually suppressing the protagonist? Seriously...
It's clearly a fantastic plot device, but the author's writing is incredibly irritating. There are clearly better choices, but the protagonist stubbornly chooses the worst one. This book is like this, and so are his previous works. I suspect the author is like this in real life—incredibly stubborn. Your book just feels particularly awkward. It's not exactly simplistic, but it's not particularly good either; it just falls short, giving it a very strange feel.
The Jellyfish Fairy possesses boundless magical power. 😁 Ninety-nine percent is water, and the remaining one percent is punctuation. 🥱