
Starting from Martial Arts, I Grind My Way into a Heavenly Dao Saint
从武侠开始,肝出个天道圣人
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- Ongoing
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- 251k Words
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- Infinite Flow
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- 2y ago
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The author doesn't even know where he went wrong! Your mistake was that the protagonist in the previous world was too arrogant, exceeding expectations. After ascending to heaven, he can be himself, or he can be any unknown nobody or passerby.
When we were kids, we all loved Linghu Chong. Now that we're older, let alone becoming Linghu Chong, we practically wish we didn't have Linghu Chong around.
The characters I liked as a child now seem utterly disgusting. My two most hated protagonists are Linghu Chong and Li Xunhuan.
Couldn't you find a better AI to continue the story? Wearing a body that's been transformed into a soul is just contradicting yourself. Do you AI writers really have to go to the point of being completely disregarding money?
I regret not reading the comments first; it was truly disgusting. It's the first time I've ever seen someone create an original story, level up to invincibility, and then have their soul transmigrate to a world of the same level.
Are you serious about switching instances?
Ascension caused his own body to disappear; even in fantasy novels, you can still come up with this kind of rubbish?
After reading the first chapter, what's the difference between the protagonist and a native? He's someone who hasn't read novels, played games, or watched anime in over a decade of his life. Does that mean he doesn't know the plot of *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, he doesn't know any of the worlds at all?! With this kind of character design, you might as well write entirely original worlds.
I regretted subscribing the first time; the difference between the pre- and post-release period was too stark, it was practically two different books.
Author, don't be discouraged. The fact that so many people are criticizing you just proves that your previous writing was good. Otherwise, who would care how well your work turned out after it was published? Being criticized means you have a solid foundation. So it's not too late to pull back from the brink. Stop thinking about changing the protagonist.
It's completely rotten, bro.
The way you put it up for sale, with the sudden ascension to Murong Fu, is indeed bad, but it's also my fault for not reading the synopsis. You could try to fix it by changing the character's status. You could write it as an invasion, with the system taking over the role of an important character in this world and causing trouble.