
Analyzing All Things: Conquering the Heavens from Infancy
解析万物:从婴儿开始纵横诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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290Chapters
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81.6kFans
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I Became an Immortal Standing in the Mountains
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Wow, that's awesome! In battles, everyone the protagonist encounters is either at the same cultivation level or lower. Also, the geniuses on the Prodigy Ranking, like the protagonist, can only fight those at the same cultivation level; they can't beat anyone a level higher. Seriously, that's incredibly strong! 🤭
Imagine the extent to which highly developed interstellar societies, with their advanced thought and productivity, would push cultivation techniques into the interstellar age, once they were introduced to this field. Imagine how amazing it would be if people from all over the world were involved in developing these techniques!
The first chapter is already poisonous, in a martial arts school of over 200 square meters. Is your martial arts gym a three-bedroom, two-living-room, one-bathroom facility?
What does your analysis have to do with traveling through worlds? Analyzing everything is about understanding and interpreting, while the Tree of Time and Space is about obtaining treasures by traveling through worlds. They have absolutely nothing to do with each other. (Title is irrelevant.)
Doesn't the author think this is ridiculous? Third-tier is one in ten thousand, and then with a global population of 50 billion, you bring up a ninth tier? The crucial point is that it's only been a century since then. There are so many protagonists in that time, each one creating something from scratch, right?
The plot is utterly absurd, it practically made my brain ache. The protagonist is found and raised in a sect for five years, freely entering and leaving the scripture pavilion without the knowledge of the grandmasters and elders… He's already 1.7 Meters tall at eight years old, goes down the mountain alone, and demonstrates a technique to his master once, causing the master, who is at the…
I've read it; it's not bad. Currently, there are two martial arts worlds, and the storylines are decent, not overwhelming the protagonist's combat power. They are both genius-based and invincible dungeon-crawler-based. The main world hasn't unfolded yet, but through the second instance and the daily descriptions of the main world, we can tell that the world-building is quite extensive…
The starting point was extremely toxic, so I gave up immediately. A meteorite shower caused the Earth's surface area to expand tenfold. A meteorite of this magnitude, and yet Earth still exists, and humanity still exists. You can say it's a spiritual revival or a magical tide, that's fine too. What annoys me most is the constant talk of the Earth getting bigger; it makes absolutely no sense.
I'll criticize you for everything else, but as an author, you have serious ideological problems. You're constantly smuggling in your own opinions and pushing your own views. First of all, you don't even understand the definition of martial arts. Martial arts is skill, attack techniques, a path, a philosophy of using wisdom to exert power.
What kind of apprentices would a martial arts gym of over 200 square meters accept? Does it have enough space for teaching?