
The Outcast: Beginning with the Inheritance of the Investiture of the Gods
一人之下:从封神传承开始
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- Myriad Worlds
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If you're writing *Under One Person*, please include Wuershan in the story; that guy is disgusting.
It feels like the author is overly cautious and hesitant in writing this book. If that's the case, then they shouldn't write about modern society.
What benefits would the protagonist's revival bring to others? Why should they go to great lengths to help him?
The beginning of this article is quite confusing. It's unclear why the Xia Kingdom suddenly started to fully support the protagonist. After all, reviving those powerful mythical creatures seems to do more harm than good to the Xia Kingdom, and there's no indication of any positive changes in society as a whole. If the author doesn't explain this, readers will only think that the protagonist's halo is working, causing the higher-ups to collectively lose their minds and help the protagonist.
I propose a world, the Arcane Throne.
In Squid's early novels, magic and scientific research were intertwined. One of the mainstream systems in this world, the knight, actually follows a genetic path. 😁 (Their gene design is nothing short of insane and based on a wealth of data.) This world has three advantages: ① Although powerful, it's not unacceptable; its power is justified and based on evidence.
If you write it this way, just look at the world's best encyclopedia entries; any edition will give you a lot of ideas.
The story in this book is quite good, but it's too padded. The author is really good at padding, and he actually does his research.
Is the author able to live up to this pen name?
I don't want to read these chapters lately. I don't want to read anything about fox spirits ascending to immortality. I want to see the protagonist use his abilities to help the country's strength rise, or like the native protagonist in "Under One Person" becoming stronger with the protagonist's help. Writing about fox spirits and monsters all the time just feels pointless.
Regarding the question of whether the author entered the palace, I can only say that if he did, he was cut off, but not completely!
I like the protagonist's personality; he's not mechanical, he's like a human being. "Like a human being" is extremely high praise in online novels. Other novels' protagonists are just tools, worse than silicone, their speech and actions are all monotonous and repetitive. Regardless of whether the protagonist has overpowered abilities or smooth sailing, just looking at the protagonist himself makes this book quite good.