Across the Heavens: Starting with Detective Di Renjie

Don't write about women if you mess with the heavens. Just take it with you in one go

I remember Di Renjie was from the Tang Dynasty, right?

It's possible to have sex with women, but your change is just too abrupt. There is no need to make him too good or evil all at once. Why don't you write about how he gained so much power all of a sudden and indulged himself?

After experiencing the "Detective Detective Di Renjie" series, the protagonist's strength is naturally different from before. At this point, the author needs to consider: When the protagonist travels to the next world, should he continue to use soul travel, or should he retain the current "Di Chun" body for flesh travel? If it is soul travel, will the existing foundation be retained, or will it be formatted and reset? If it is flesh penetration, will age be affected by time, like a drum washing machine where the body becomes smaller but the mind remains bright? Or maybe the foundation will be sealed and the protagonist needs to regain it step by step? In addition, the setting of the next world also needs to be considered. The world of "Detective Di Renjie" should belong to a world of low martial arts, and the protagonist's current strength can only guarantee self-protection in a world of low martial arts. Therefore, it is best to choose a low martial arts world for the next world to travel to. Only after accumulating original capital in the second world can you consider entering the middle martial arts world (so forget about "The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty" and "Wind and Cloud" for the time being, as well as "Tang Dynasty Strange Stories" and Tsui Hark's Detective Dee Universe of the same level). The options for the low-level martial arts world include: "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", "The Legend of Heaven and the Dragon Sword", "Swordsman", "Seven Swordsmen" (TV series), "Sword Rain", "A Chinese Ghost Story" series, "Nine Songs of the Sky/Qin Shi Mingyue", and "Under One Man". My personal suggestion is to enter the first four worlds first - their martial arts systems are very rich. After the protagonist has reached the peak of his training, he can then enter "Nine Songs of Heaven" to further strengthen his foundation (forget about the movie and TV series version of "Myth", except for the elixir of life, there is nothing else that can improve the foundation of martial arts. By the way, there is an elixir of life in the original novel "Qin Shi Mingyue"). After that, you can enter the Chinese martial arts world. For the first Chinese martial arts world, it is recommended to choose "Zhu Xian" to completely consolidate the foundation and secure your admission to the Chinese martial arts world. After that, you can enter the worlds such as "Sword of Immortals", "Flower Thousand Bones", "Wind and Cloud", "The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty" and "The Legend of Ancient Swords". Later, we will consider "Shading the Sky" and "God's Tomb"... Though I can think of this for now.

Although the writing is fine, the author please don't forget the title of the book! I'm afraid you are too immersed in the Tang Dynasty, your book is Zhu Tianwen

What's going on? Why is it shown that the book is finished?

It's very well written and very comfortable to read. Good luck to the author!!!

Should I go for the plot stream or the trouble-making stream, or accept the female stream 😏

I heard that the recommendation mechanism has changed, making it more difficult to get recommendations?

How about updating once a day? Let's wait for half a year and then read again.