
From The Storm Riders to the Myriad Worlds
从风云开始诸天成道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 147k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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60Chapters
343Recommendations
13Fans
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I don't understand why I have to transmigrate into an existing character. These outdated and obsolete settings are being revived, and it's so hard to connect with them! I've read through the novel "All Heavens New Book" and seen characters become Yue Buqun, Ouyang Feng, and Xiong Ba, but they can't use their original character settings.
Chapter One: The Dead Daughter Chapter Two: The Cheat Arrives Chapter Three: Not Eating Beef Chapter Three (End)
Congratulations to Xiong Ba for swallowing a transmigrator and getting a system for free...
I don't understand. The Storm Riders series is clearly of a higher standard than Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, with everyone in it possessing sword energy spanning dozens of meters, yet it's on the same level as Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber's martial arts.
If you transmigrate into the original character but lack their charisma, what's the point? And why forcefully absorb the dragon vein? If you just play it safe, nobody's chasing after you. I vaguely remember something about how losing the dragon vein would be disastrous. Is the protagonist planning some kind of cataclysmic event to destroy the world?
The protagonist transmigrated into the body of Xiong Ba, but he didn't actually become Xiong Ba. He kills anyone he sees who has the potential to be chosen, treating people like easy targets in a game—he's utterly ruthless.
I really hate the idea of setting things as third-rate or second-rate.
The author believes that Xiong Ba is one of only two people who can withstand the combined power of Feng Yun and Bu Jingyun without dying. In the comics, Xiong Ba doesn't even have the ability to use the combined power of Xu Jue Wushen. I feel that if Xu Jue Wushen fought Xiong Ba one-on-one, given his movement and attack power, he wouldn't be able to withstand Xiong Ba's Three-Part Return to…
The description is too old-fashioned; I won't watch it if I'm over thirty.
The Conqueror trilogy combined? The TV series and comics are intertwined, that's pretty good, I support it.