The Outcast: My Inner World Connects to Countless Realms!

Having read a little over a hundred chapters, I feel that the power levels in Under One Person have been raised significantly. In this situation, how could ordinary people in ancient times suppress the forces of supernatural beings? It feels like the basic settings of Under One Person have been altered.

In my personal opinion, all of Under One Person, including its fanfiction, are undeniably empty rhetoric and idealistic. They are all fantastical and lack any sense of pragmatism or truth-seeking. They believe that sincerity alone can lead to immortality. But in the Under One Person world, what happens to all those who adhere to these ideas in the end?

Are those seniors of Wang Ye who died while engrossed in inner cultivation in the back mountains of Wudang just like the protagonist, thinking they are cultivating immortality in all the heavens and myriad worlds?

Haven't watched it yet, just asking a question. In a situation of simplicity, how can you tell if the inner vision truly connects to all realms, or if you've simply become trapped within it?

What's the point of learning all sorts of arts out of the blue? With your cheat-like abilities, you're connected to all realms, why would you even bother with supernatural techniques? With that kind of cheat, I wouldn't even bother picking up the complete Five Thunder Orthodox Method if it were lying on the ground.

The author's idea is good: the protagonist learns a variety of skills. But, First, the amount given was too large. Secondly, it's already made very clear in "Under One Person" that cultivation is about tempering one's life force. That's why the Celestial Master can be invincible with just the Golden Light Mantra and Thunder Magic. So what's the use of knowing all the arts?

If you haven't read the original work, you can't read it. You're suddenly forced to eat at a hundred different homes and learn a hundred different skills. That's probably a plot point from the original work.

To be honest, I don't want to read anything that praises the Celestial Master anymore. To be honest, the upper limit of one person's worldview is quite high, after all, there are aliens, but the upper limit of Earth is not high. You can tell from the fact that the United States wiped out Nathan Island with guns that the upper limit of the Inhumans is just so-so.

The plot transitions were somewhat inexplicable, and it was unclear what the protagonist was trying to achieve.

Fanfiction about a single character doesn't get much traffic anyway, so it's better to just write an original world. Besides, this book is tagged as "Multiverse," and the cheat system is also related to multiple worlds. You could just write a dozen or twenty chapters of that world, save up some start-up capital, and move on.