Myriad Worlds: Who Put Him in a Horror Movie?
诸天：谁把他放进恐怖片的？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Mi Tu Zhai Niu's Reading List
Nothing much to say. These are all works I've read and enjoyed.
The Grain Depot
Some books I've read
A 20-Year Veteran Reader's Bookshelf: Picks as the Mood Strikes
(Ugh, the System is acting up and messing with my reviews. Just bear with me. If a review doesn't match the book, the System mixed it up with another one.) I read all kinds of books, and I've read so many that my standards keep rising. So this list won't rely only on traditional ratings. I'll take a different approach and assess each book's readability from several angles. 1. Premise: A clever, original premise can make up for plenty of flaws. You can put up with them and keep reading. 2. Logic:
My Personal Picks
Mostly infinite-world stories and fanfiction, followed by fantasy and historical fiction, with some sci-fi and gaming stories too. I've personally tried every book here.
Classics in My Book
Vivid characters, never childish Removed from the list: The Rise of the Main God, The First Ancestor in History, The Great Dao Contends, Eternal Sword Master, Dao Fruit, The Immortal Path of Theft, The Great Emperor of Truth, Venerable of the World, The Era of the Overlord, Writing Novels Made Me Invincible, The Pre-Qin Multiverse Empire, The American Sitcom Life, The First Wizard, Sweeping Across the Myriad Worlds, and Projections of the Heavens (only one book per author)
Niche Reading List! Updated and Pruned Periodically!
Fantasy, horror, wuxia, xianxia... I don't read anything too juvenile! I'm a bit of a stickler for plausibility!
My Own Reading List
My list of books I've read and am following
Feel-Good Reads, Mostly Without Female Leads
This list leans toward Lovecraftian and mysterious stories, with the occasional historical novel or light novel. I dislike saintly protagonists, so I try to pick novels without a female lead. Removed novels: Starting Out as an Ancient God with Bloodletting, Returning to the Ming Dynasty as a Foolish Emperor, I Can Extract Proficiency, Reborn in the Wild Era, When Another Dimension Descends, Monster Sorcerer of the Steam Age, I'm Really Not a Tentacle Monster (dropped), The Great Detective of Dr
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Where is the protagonist's evil?
I still don't understand. From the beginning of the story until now, the protagonist killed a sorcerer and a ghost, both to save lives. Both the sorcerer and the ghost were villains who committed murder. Even if the protagonist isn't exactly punishing evil and promoting good, saving a life is still a great act of merit. So why does everyone call the protagonist a villain?
Wine and women have ruined me to this extent.
Starting today, I will abstain from pornography. One like equals one day of abstinence.
Don't write about "The First Commandment" or "Zombie Contract"!
Seeing the author repeatedly change the title and devote excessive attention to realistic themes, I feel this book is no longer worth reading. The protagonist keeps traveling to worlds that offer no real advantage, and the power system isn't truly specialized—it's too haphazard. Of course, the most disgusting thing is the author's attempt to portray extraordinary abilities within a realistic world.
In the first 10-20 chapters, the author said there were no ghosts or monsters in reality, just an ordinary world, and that the real world was difficult to write about, so he should write as little as possible. Later, he changed it to have a little supernatural element, but not much. Now, in the latest chapters, I don't know what you did, you keep changing things from beginning to end, and the protagonist is getting beaten up by a random passerby.
Interesting, but the protagonist is a bit weak, mainly because he only has skills but no magic, like a character in a game who has skills but low base stats, making every battle very close by. I'm curious when the author will give the protagonist a fundamental cultivation method to boost his stats and provide a safety net. Ideally, it should be something unorthodox, something more original.
They even deleted my comment; it hit a nerve. This book is completely rotten.
He should be considered the number one in this track at this stage.
The power levels in the latest episode were so inconsistent! The Demon Child was heavily hyped before, and after several upgrades, he was suddenly defeated in one hit by a mere sorcerer. It was disgusting; every few dozen episodes they'd unleash a poison attack. I finally couldn't take it anymore and dropped the episode.
The author has written quite well so far, I just hope that later on there won't be any plot points like a bunch of hidden extraordinary people or cultivators in reality, and then any one of them just appears and easily crushes the protagonist.