The Myriad Worlds: I Have an Inventory
诸天，我有一个物品栏
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This is just my personal opinion; please don't criticize if you disagree.
After reading two chapters, it seemed normal at first, but then a question popped into my head and made me realize something was off. I don't understand why the protagonist is hiding. I read *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality* a long time ago, and if I remember correctly, Doctor Mo was trying to cultivate immortality, right? And the protagonist doesn't even have spiritual roots!
Has the author changed?
I skipped through the earlier parts of "Under One Person" and didn't find anything wrong except for the slightly exaggerated power levels. But when I got to that part, I realized the protagonist was truly trash; he was only at the 11th level of Qi Refining and was startled by the natives of Nathan Island.
I barely managed to get through the first three chapters, but after twenty chapters I was completely overwhelmed.
Is "Under One Person" really necessary?
The retaliatory actions missed the mark.
Whether it's setting fire to Washington, D. C., Or using a hurricane to set fires, or even blowing up dams or nuclear power plants, none of these actions truly strike at the core of a nation. Consider the Los Angeles wildfires and the Hawaiian hurricanes. Tens of thousands of deaths and injuries in any major disaster are not unreasonable, are they?
Can you accept Chapter 25 before reading further? It reveals a nouveau riche mentality stemming from a newfound power, completely lacking any self-discipline. His previous caution stemmed from danger; now that there's no danger, his true nature is immediately exposed. 😰
The sacred tree on Nathan Island might have seen the Time Essence in the protagonist's inventory and was circling around him, demanding it. And the protagonist actually gave it to him! That cheat-like ability instantly lost all its prestige.
The beginning seemed fine, but it got increasingly wrong as it went on.
Is it really a good idea to put fantasy, Naruto, and One Piece together in a book?
Did they change the writer? They changed the writer starting from chapter seventeen, right? The protagonist's character undergoes a complete reversal.