In the Wilds, Gods in the Perfect World!
人在莽荒，神在完美！
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- Completed
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- 938k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
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The downside of "Desolate Era" is that the author's excessive use of data. What was originally a grand world-building concept instantly loses its grandeur when filled with data. Take the Three Realms, for example; without data, it would be at least a multiverse level. With the data, it's unclear if it's even the size of the Milky Way.
The introductions all have a nanny-like feel to them.
How does the author compare the combat power between the two realms? What realm in the Perfect World is the protagonist currently equivalent to?
Chapter 20 is too much to bear, so I'm running away.
Such a foolish, greedy, and extravagant person is nothing more than this. When others travel between the two realms, it's either a fair trade or an opportunity to leverage their strengths and compensate for their weaknesses to achieve greater gains with less capital.
Even their combat strength is unclear. Shi Hao, with his three strands of Divine Fire Perfection and three strands of Immortal Qi, was chased around by the Heavenly God and would die if touched. His clone, with only one strand of Divine Fire Realm Immortal Qi, was able to briefly contend with the Heavenly God. Now he is even killing the Heavenly God.
The writing is too abstract, the plot transitions are too simplistic, and there's no comparison of the laws between the two worlds, the cultivation techniques, or the overall strength. Often, the protagonist acquires a cultivation technique and then inexplicably level up in strength and talent, without any explanation for how quickly it happens. I even wonder if I skipped some chapters.
I feel like books like *Covering the Sky*, *A Mortal's Journey to the West*, and *The Primordial Era* are such cesspools. As soon as one is written, a bunch of people come to argue. Even if they're incredibly good at creating arguments, let them slap the author instead.
Here we go again, Ye Fan's thousand and one ways to attain enlightenment. Couldn't you just have a child with Liu Shen, or rather, the Ruthless Empress or the Pollen Empress, and then seal it away in Ye Fan's era before it's reborn? Every time the protagonist starts thousands of years early, we always have to watch Ye Fan attain enlightenment; I'm so tired of it! 🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱
Could you write more about Perfect World? 85% Of the 320,000 words are about Desolate Era, and half of the 15% on Perfect World is about finding cultivation techniques and treasures. I came here specifically for Perfect World.
It's written like a diary entry. I've read over 20 chapters, but there's hardly any plot, and I don't have any memorable details about the protagonist. I have no idea what his main strengths are, or what path he'll cultivate in the future.