Myriad Worlds: I Begin with The Outcast and Gain Divine Traits

Brother, there is a sentence that I don't know whether to say or not. Have you ever played Guigu Bahuang?

I feel that the force value of one person is a bit high and low. The concepts of the techniques are very profound, but the combat power feels very stretched, and the destructive power feels not as good as that of the TV series version of Fengyun World. The combat effectiveness of the Chinese martial arts world like Fengyun World is stronger than that of one person. But the Dharma under one person is unmatched by the world of Fengyun. Such as interior scenes. Places like the inner scene can be developed. If the inner scene is well developed, for example, the consciousness of the whole people can go in and practice cultivation, it is similar to the virtual world, but part of the energy gained from cultivation can be brought out, and then all the people will be able to practice immortality. As long as someone has the ability to develop interior scenes, they can do so, and then people all over the world will use their consciousness to practice in it, or create techniques and the like, and this knowledge and inspiration will converge to the protagonist.

The author has expanded his imagination, such as developing the moves in the anime, and making a cool operation of superimposing air attack cannons and seals. Otherwise, it will be boring and boring. This is what you have to do if you want to rise to the top.

It feels very bland, tasteless to eat, and a pity to throw away!

It's just that the plot conflict is not very well written, the plot conflict is poorly written. Very straightforward

It feels like playing a game, where you only do the main tasks and no side tasks. You skip all the game plots and feel lonely while playing.

The writing is poor, the plot is incomprehensible, and the feeling of fragmentation is too strong

The protagonist's golden finger is too rubbish. A skill can be condensed into words if you practice it to the top, but if you don't have a word position, it's not as good as some ordinary aliens.

The original protagonist did not practice well in the original work and was not that much behind Zhang Lingyu. He made up for it in more than a month. Now he has practiced well for seven more years and is still not as good as the original work.

I don't understand. I don't know what the author wants to express. The protagonist has a fragile mind (three corpses appear) but is determined to seek the truth (he will do whatever it takes to get the article), but he doesn't understand where his own path is?