The Eight-Nine Mystical Art, the Zhu Xian Sword Formation, Great Luo Golden Elixirs...
Super-Soldier Serum, the Phoenix Force, the Infinity Stones...
Starting with I Am Legend, Yi Lin travels between two multiverse megaverses: the “Film and TV Universe” and A World Worth Protecting.
[Low Martial Arts] Inside Hidden Emperor Castle, enemies unleash their martial arts and try to kill everyone. Yi Lin raises his gun and shoots them in the head. “American-style quickdraw, kid!”
[The Storm Riders] Xiong Ba stands in midair, laughing uproariously. “I, Xiong Ba, am destined to rule! Who could possibly kill me?” Yi Lin rides the wind toward him. “Oh, really? I don’t believe you.” At his words, the clouds churn and gather into a gigantic palm that descends from the sky, pressing down on Xiong Ba.
[Zhu Xian] The Seven Peaks Martial Contest is in full swing on Mount Qingyun when seven-colored swordlight suddenly blazes across the sky. Holding the Zhu Xian Sword and riding a Water Qilin, Yi Lin drifts heavenward like an immortal. As countless Qingyun disciples stare in stunned silence, he leaves behind a legend of ascension...
[Godzilla] Monsters awaken one after another. A giant staff smashes through the clouds on the horizon. “Halt, demon! Taste my staff!” To the astonishment of countless onlookers, Yi Lin appears in the garb of the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, transforming into Sun Wukong. A god has descended!
[Marvel] Thanos arrives at the head of an army from across the universe. Yi Lin rises into the sky, growing larger with the wind as he unleashes the Heaven and Earth Manifestation, with three heads and six arms. “You’ve delivered the Infinity Stones right to my door. You purple potato, you’ve made me so happy.”
PS: I Am Legend, The Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty, The Storm Riders, Zhu Xian, Chinese Paladin, Pirates of the Caribbean, Godzilla, Resident Evil, X-Men, Marvel, DC...
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The reason why "A World Worth a Venerable One" and "Mysterious World" are difficult to write is because those who wield power in them have the ability to sense what others think and easily view people's memories. For example, the protagonist enters the story, sees Meng Qi, and immediately connects it to the Demon Buddha, who then immediately reads through "A World Worth a Venerable One" and then says "GG."
I vaguely recall a setting where Meng Qi, a supreme being, resides in the Realm, a place equivalent to the highest dimension of the God Realm, the Celestial Realm, or the Heart of the Multiverse. His Dharma Body's destructive power in the Realm is only a few dozen miles, but outside the Realm, a single strike from his Dharma Body could shatter a galaxy, or at least destroy a star.
I once considered writing a fanfiction about the pure life of a single person, and I studied the plot, but it was too difficult to give up. I just had a little argument with the author about some plot points, but now I think it was really unnecessary. Just assume that Laozi changed the timeline, and unless it's too much of a bug, we can assume it was Laozi who did it.
Dear author, there's something I've always been confused about: why do your protagonists always change their appearance so frequently? In a typical martial arts world, it would be understandable, since they don't have supernatural eyes, but this is a world of supreme beings! If changing appearance is so effective, why don't those otherworldly beings do it?
The Eight-Nine Arcane Arts in "A World Worthy of Honor" are truly rubbish, and the immortals and gods in it are also rubbish, unable to even achieve immortality. I really dislike that aspect. However, the story before Meng Qi welcomes back his wife is quite good and worth reading. Fanfiction can also help pass the time when you're looking for something to read.
This cheat hasn't even started to work yet.
It feels like the main character's power hasn't even started to shine yet, and putting aside everything else, there's still a lot of room for improvement in film and variety shows. Journey to the West: The Golden Cudgel, the Great Celestial Technique, the Three Pure Ones, and the Buddha. Even if they are not as powerful as those in this world, they should still possess a Dharma body.
It's too drawn out; even the act of showing off isn't satisfying.
The biggest problem is that there's too much internal monologue; half a chapter is spent explaining these inner monologues, blah blah blah. It would be much better if there were less of that.
The synopsis of *Zhu Xian* (诛仙): Bandits are attacking your home. You could have defended it, but then a lunatic comes along and demolishes it.
Why not try another world? No one writes well when it involves a lifetime; the other side is too overpowered, there's no hope at all.