Mythology: This Yang Jian Is Pretty Strong
神话：这个杨戬有点强
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- 594k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Cultivation Civilization
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This is from the TV series Yang Jian.
In mythology, Yang Jian was the Jade Emperor's most beloved son. Qingyuan, the Jade Emperor's eccentric nephew, plucked the sun and moon from the sky and placed them in his pouch, thus blurring the distinction between day and night. The Jade Emperor, unaware of the great calamity befalling the mortal realm, learned it was Qingyuan's trick and ordered him to retrieve the sun and moon.
It seems there's no real system in the game "Lotus Lantern," and it's not recommended to spend too much time climbing to the top. Characters like Yang Jian, Sun Wukong, and Chenxiang reach the Heavenly Realm after only a few years of training.
I feel this book is disjointed and chaotic, with each world being too short and offering no real benefit, plus it's incredibly frivolous. It won't take off unless it's revised.
I don't think Yang Jian, who didn't suffer any hardships, could have achieved what he did in later generations. I feel that the fact that the protagonist traveled through so many worlds was just to pad out the word count. The Lotus Lantern isn't very exciting and is more suitable for a romance novel heroine. Perfect. Humanity Supreme is grand and magnificent. Any minor character could write their own story.
The combat strength comparison is not good.
This book says that the Immortal King is equal to Taiyi, the Supreme Immortal King is Daluo, the Quasi-Immortal Emperor is Hunyuan, and the Immortal Emperor is Pangu. Isn't that a bit too much? Taiyi is the only one in time and space, Daluo can play with time at will and create worlds, and the Immortal Emperor can change history, influence the future, and be backfired by karma. He's not even as good as Daluo. You're telling me this is Pangu? Whose "Covering the Sky" trilogy did the author read?
This is a mess; this book is bound to have a terrible ending.
Fanfiction featuring indigenous protagonists doesn't really connect with the characters, and the dialogue is quite bland.
The native protagonist is listed in the synopsis, which is a waste of time.
The thing I can't understand the most is: how could Yao Ji, the Jade Emperor's sister, fall for a mortal?
Birds of a feather flock together. A deity and a mortal—Yang Jian's mother and sister—these two, why don't they just stay true to their divine nature… they seem to be sick in the head.