Starting with the Descent of Fantasy
从幻想降临开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 469k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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166Chapters
5.7kRecommendations
17.6kFans
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They ran away.
I had a bad feeling when I saw them practicing boxing in the park, and sure enough, they found out.
The plot follows the formula of an old-school online novel, completely unlike what one would expect from an author who has written a three-million-word masterpiece. Chapter 27 begins by mentioning that there are superhumans in reality who need to hide, then the protagonist goes on a rampage, practicing boxing in the park, and suddenly everyone he knows becomes a superhuman. He even happens to "encounter" an old man with an unusual background.
Ran away
The plot after they went to the park in the main world was both cheesy and melodramatic.
The author isn't suited to writing alternate reality worlds; the writing is terrible, but it's not too late to stop. Alternate reality worlds can only be written in the early stages of a resurgence, and the protagonist must be among the first to discover it. Writing the middle and later stages is too difficult. Delete these first few chapters and focus on writing the side-story content; don't touch the main world.
The plot after the park scene is practically garbage. Looking at the comments, I'm not the only one who thinks so. The difference between the beginning and end of the book is so huge that it's unrecognizable as the same book.
Don't touch the main world; it's too difficult and nobody wants to watch it.
From my perspective, the appeal of "The Interdimensional Alliance" lies in the imaginative power dynamics within its various dungeon worlds, the different attitudes of the transmigrators towards the plot, and the consistently fast-paced world transitions that keep the reader engaged.
After contacting the official team, the plot became a complete mess, both idiotic and frustrating.
Here are a few suggestions.
First, the author could delete some of the bad reviews. If I weren't on duty today and really bored, I wouldn't normally read a novel with so many bad reviews, but actually I found it quite good after reading it. Secondly, if you're going to write about the infinite flow, then just focus on the infinite flow. The real world is just something to show off occasionally.
I can only say it's not as good as the previous novel.
I thought you'd run away since you haven't released a new book in so long.