In Myriad Worlds, the Eastern Emperor Doesn't Want to Become a Buddha

Are you a talented person? You are a fairy, a fantasy, and you are secretive. What do you think? I don't even want to talk about you in Fuxi's book. Is there a new book coming? You are an old woman wearing new shoes, and you can walk as fast as flying, right?

More secrets? Remember to eat and not fight, right? Just because of the mystery, why did you come back?

After looking at the previous few pictures, I feel that the one that started from the Lord of All Heavens was really your peak. Has it been replaced? Fuxi is completely different from the protagonist in this book and Jiang Yao in the first book. He is written with a big mouth. He tells everything when he sees Ba Ba Ba for the first time. It's like he has lost his mind. Please adjust well. If this book collapses again, will anyone be able to read the next one?

Three books have been written, but the old problem has not changed. There are too many divergent psychological activities of the characters. Nearly half of the chapter is psychological activities. Although you need to introduce more of the original work when writing a fanfic, it is not based on this method. This "water" way of writing really doesn't motivate you to read more.

Whenever you encounter something, just say it directly, this is a fragment of the Immortal Cauldron, this is what it is. . . Could it be that the author and many people think that telling secrets with such a loud mouth is very cool? The last one was Fuxi, and so is this one. It doesn't have the writing power of the first one, The Lord of the World.

There are very few written about the Eastern Emperor Taiyi. I remember that there was a copy of The Return of the Eastern Emperor of All Heavens over there, but it was not very well written. Then there is the already sealed Glory Era of the Supreme Being. Looking at the introduction and the first three chapters, the protagonist should be from the beginning of the first life, and the villain should be the Demon Buddha. I hope the author's writing can be better than those two books.

The author must have discovered it himself. It's basically the same as the previous one. At the beginning, he took too big a step and was too pretentious.

I just hope this book doesn't write about the Lord of Mysteries. I skipped the part about the Mysteries in the previous book 🙂

Forget it, I won't read his books anymore

There are a lot of Tao and Fruit-level exercises on the other side, but you still miss those stupid things, like locusts. Is there nothing else to write about?