Myriad Worlds: Starting in Great Tang, I Draw the Keywords of Fate

The writing is very average. The subjective initiative is so poor that he is just like a task robot. Author, don't you think it's interesting to write like this? Your task is too low. Tasks should have levels. You should arrange how the protagonist explores the task level and how to improve the task level? Not yet, it doesn't mean just do it when a task comes, and do it when a task comes. Then why don't you find someone and keep doing quests? Just grab anyone. For a task like yours, one or two points, one or two points. You do hundreds or thousands of tasks for only a few thousand points, is that interesting? You arrange the task levels, and all the tasks are successful. If there are tasks, you can give me a few more, choose one or two out of three, choose one or something. Ah, just brush randomly. They say that the emperor should not exist, but you are not seen rebelling against the revolution.

It feels like a psychopath.

The physical body is invincible, but the mentality has not kept up. The world is invincible and the dimension reduction attack is still polite to others! Even if you ride a horse, you are otherworldly. Why don't you just do whatever you want? Kill whoever you want. The main character does whatever you want and doesn't eat beef.

The missions are too frequent and boring.

As the title states, the author didn't have two ounces of ink in his belly, so he had to make himself better. He wrote a whole novel and then preached and boasted about it. After finishing less than ten chapters, he wrote a bunch of so-called doggerel poems. The writing was incompetent, and he felt good about himself. I was forced to come and go, chatting awkwardly by myself, really pretending to be an elephant with a pig's nose inserted into an onion, a country bumpkin who wants to fly to the sky 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤫

Lots of nonsense, lots of it. The idea seems to be good. As for why it is "like"... It's because there is a lot of nonsense, so I haven't read much.

Most of the time travelers deeply hate Cihang Jingzhai Jing Nian Monastery and must kill them all. However, they have more favorable impressions of the Yin Kui Sect, a demonic force, and they pity, love and appreciate the witches. But in fact, you can call the Bai Dao forces a sugar-coated answer, while the Demon Sect is a poisonous answer. To accept a disciple, kill her whole family first

What protagonist? Systematic dog training!

The author created a new genre: Tucao style

It's too ink. There's not much description of the characters in the plot. It's all about changing identities and extracting entries.