Simulating the Myriad Heavens: Starting with a Max-Level Golden Light Spell

There's really nothing good to write about in Under One Person fanfiction. The combat power is too low, and the author doesn't care what abilities they have. They just can't beat the Celestial Master. Everyone's a hater. It's normal for someone to be good-looking but have low combat power. Don't try to inflate the abilities from Naruto and One Piece. Being unable to beat the Celestial Master is a common problem for most authors.

Using one person in the main world seems to impose quite a few limitations. First of all, the ceiling is too low. Although there are alien collaborations and immortality events, they are basically not shown. Then there's the modern setting, making even the combat less enjoyable.

For fan fiction, a single character is too useless; there's not much to write about. It's even worse than Dragon Raja, at least in Dragon Raja you can still pick up girls if things don't work out.

Unlimited

The merging of worldviews doesn't feel very good; it's not as good as the original worldviews. Anyway, it's basically an infinite flow game. Merging them is a bad idea.

An old friend. I've read the entire book, and I've also read the beginning of the previous one. The author's writing style is above average compared to other books I've read. Perhaps his descriptions of scenery aren't very detailed, and perhaps some of his ideas aren't particularly original.

The synopsis only mentions a "locked-door disciple," and I don't want to read any more. Calling a closed-door disciple "locked-door" is plausible, but it just feels like the author lacks skill and has a careless attitude.

The later Marvel series got worse. The author's presence was too strong. A normal novel is about the protagonist and his world, but the later Marvel series had things like being imprisoned, having death lines, and even the author acting out the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

Sew everything indiscriminately, and it will only harm you. You might be able to sew something like Tomb Raider Chronicles, which has a high ceiling, but like Otherworld, you'll basically be a background character. Look at all the mess you've made in Otherworld, it's like completely denying the strength of the Celestial Master below Otherworld, and also denying the root of Otherworld's dominance!

The biggest taboo in writing infinite flow novels is staying in one world for too long. If you write too much, a lot of your own settings will appear, making the world feel disjointed. Another point is to avoid getting too involved in the main storyline of the infinite flow genre. The author's grasp of character development doesn't match the original work; the original characters all seem to have lost their intelligence.