
I Have Infinite Worlds
我有无限个世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 680k Words
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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For hundreds of years, it still describes the main character going crazy and being sent to the hospital. First, the grandma is taken away, and then the detectives come to the door and say that the grandma has been dead for a long time, and then the Riddler appears. To be honest, the writing is quite good, and I don't mind the pace that much, but I just don't have much desire to read it. It's just too slow, and the immersion is quite strong. But when I woke up, I realized that the content was actually just that, and there was nothing particularly emotional, and I couldn't watch it anymore.
I watched it for a long time, but I didn't understand the world view. It's too confusing now and then. The ideas are good, but there are too many ideas and they jump too fast.
I think this book is the best I have ever read, both in terms of conception and writing.
As an author myself, I read books to learn. To be honest, I can only read 100,000 words at most of many books on the list, including Sanjiang's, but I am still chasing this book. As for the shortcomings, as an author I can easily find a lot of them, such as typos, the fact that the protagonist's maneuvers are not obvious, and the arc is too long. But the world view and plot are the reasons that attract me to give such a high evaluation. The author's description of Dr. Su Yu, the description of Xiao Daotong's experience, and the death of Assistant Xia that I find most difficult to deal with. It can be seen that the author is definitely not young, has a calm mind, and sees things from the small. The vividness of the little people makes me empathize. On the contrary, the protagonist's character is not that distinctive. But the protagonist is against redemption and salvation. In my mind, if there is a God, then God must be like this. Those gods who always fight and struggle for small people, in my opinion, are YY works. Would you fight for two groups of ants? I appreciate the author's worldview, and I appreciate his freedom and ease in writing about people as humans and about gods as they escape from the human perspective. The world is inherently distributed in multiple layers, each with its own trajectory and purpose. This worldview can only be written by an author who has truly experienced things. As for other readers who said that the opening chapter is too fragmented and the worldview is presented too slowly, it is difficult to put it together. Minato, I think the question of too many riddlers is pertinent, but how should I put it, writing a book is for the people you like. Your book is destined to be written only for people who have long been tired of traditional online articles, and for real white people. So although the audience is small, the author should not be discouraged, because those who really like you will definitely like you crazily. Hold on, come on. Write a few more books, try to balance innovation and tradition, and take the initiative to get closer to the public. I believe your writing style will become a god one day.
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If you want to reflect the grandeur of the system, you need to have several tiny units to set it off. For example, to reflect the rarity of SSR in online games, it is necessary to set up a lot of N cards in the game. R cards allow players to obtain them in the early stage, and then an SSR comes unexpectedly later, and players will be very happy to get the SSR.
I feel like I'm the one with the mental illness😅
I feel like I posted it on the wrong channel for suspense. This channel is a bit unpopular. In fact, the author's writing is really good and the writing is very good. This book will definitely become popular if it is changed to another channel.
These chapters of Tao Tong are really a masterpiece. Keep this pace and don't be as ink-filled as the beginning. This book will definitely be a hit.
Reading this book, I felt like a Peach Blossom Spring. I had the patience to read the first part. The second part was really shocking in terms of plot and world view. The author's writing style is really good. I am also a contracted author, and I only read this book to study. I really like this book, and wish the author will become a god as soon as possible.
It's pretty good, come on 👍
It should be posted on the fantasy channel. It's very well written and suspenseful. It's too unpopular.
Well written, this book is definitely a masterpiece. Although it is slow at the beginning, the author's writing is very solid, with foreshadowing everywhere. Later, Xiao Daotong is really a god. I haven't seen a book of this quality in a long time. Come on.
How interesting, fantasy novels are like going deep into a dream and entering the fantasy world of a mental patient. It would be great if there were layers on top of each other and coupling with each other.
I didn't quite understand the introduction. Is it a scary and weird novel similar to Cthulhu?
There are three golden pieces, but it feels like there's only one chapter? It feels too scattered and lacks cohesion. The girl's matter has not been resolved yet, and another rebel prince has arrived. The protagonist has no desire to explore, and the readers have no desire to explore. It seems like there is no main line. The writing is good but I just can't read it.
Read Chapter 30
The protagonist is suspected of being possessed by people who can travel through the world, but reality refutes that they are all real people. The world of "travel" is like the fantasy world of a mental patient, with trees, princes, and monsters possessed by people traveling through time. Dream? Cthulhu? Can't tell what is reality or fantasy.
For this kind of novel that pretends to be a ghost, you have to reveal a little bit of truth at every stage, otherwise it will be boring to read all the time.
Ask the author (I don't know if it can be seen), do you have the habit of saving manuscripts? How about the worldview structure of the story? Is my writing ability able to write my ideas to the end without interruption (many books I read are OK at the beginning, but they are discontinued soon after being put on the shelves for subscription. Some authors answered that I have run out of inspiration and have no manuscripts saved)