Simulation of the Heavens: Starting from the Full Level of the Golden Light Curse

Old friends. I have read the entire book and the beginning of the previous one. The author's writing style is almost average among the many books I have read. Maybe his description of the scenery is not very detailed, maybe some of his ideas are not very original. However, the protagonists in the author's works have very distinct personalities. They have no sense of facial expression at all, and they will not do stupid things like pretending to be pigs and eating tigers. Instead, they are high-spirited, confident and high-spirited characters with great ideas.

I got it from the same channel, but I read it on QQ Reading before. Currently, this QQ Reading doesn't have it, so I came here to take a look.

There's really nothing to write about in the Under One Man fanfic. The combat power is too low. The author doesn't care about his abilities, but he can't beat the Celestial Master. They're all sunspots. He's good-looking, but it's normal to have low combat power. Don't push him too hard. It's a common problem for most authors to not be able to beat the Celestial Master in One Piece.

Having only one person in the main world feels quite restrictive. First of all, the upper limit is too low. Although there are alien linkages and immortality, they basically have no performance. Then there is the modern background, where it is difficult to enjoy the battle. There are still a lot of pits that have not been filled, and it will be troublesome to dig them out later when the combat power increases. One person can be used as a dungeon, and the eight magical skills and various skills can be used as an excessively diverse hand. Later, it can be connected to higher-level abilities in other worlds. As your combat power increases, just change your exercises. Would it be easier to write when the main world is changed to a high-limit main world? Simulation-get strength→main world-show off→simulation-get strength again like this. There is a manga next door about the main world of Death, which is similar to this process. If you use one person as the main world, it will be easy to complete the main story. In other words, once the combat power increases, it will basically be a speed run. The subsequent dungeons and dungeons will no longer have the buffer of the main world. Does the author have any solution? Should he omit it directly or use another world as the sub-main world?

One person is too useless for a second creation. There is nothing to write about. It is worse than the Dragon Clan. At least the Dragon Clan can still attract girls if it is not good enough.

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The integrated worldview doesn't feel particularly good. It's not as good as the original worldview. Anyway, it's equivalent to infinite streaming. If you do fusion, you'll be fine.

The introduction is just about a disciple who locks the door, so I don't want to read it. It makes sense to say that the disciple who closes the door is a disciple who locks the door, but I feel that the author is not good at it and his attitude is not rigorous.

The writing in the later stages of Marvel is not good. The author's sense of presence is too strong. A normal novel is just about the protagonist and the world of the protagonist. The content in the later stage of Marvel is both prison A and kill line, and he also plays the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. The protagonist's own main world has become invincible after coming out of the first copy, and he can also explore the current world. Before the first incident was over, he was taken away by a sneak attack. He had no choice but to start the second copy of World Marvel. After it came out, it was the evil god again, and the evil god himself from outside the solar system. The span was too big and boring. I feel that the most realistic content of the novel is within the scope of the earth. Even if it goes to other worlds, the content is still within the planet. It is easy to associate and bring it in. If it suddenly exceeds this scope, it feels very virtual!

The most taboo thing about writing Infinite Stream is to stay in one world for too long. If you write too much, there will be a lot of the author's own settings, which will be very fragmented. Another point is not to participate too much in the main plot of Infinite Stream. The author's character control level cannot be as good as the original work. The characters in the original work are all the same as losing intelligence.

Sewing everything will only hurt you. It's okay if you sew a tomb robbing note or something like that. The upper limit is high, but it's basically a background board just like the aliens. Look at the messy things you made in the aliens. It's equivalent to completely denying the strength of the old master under the aliens, and also denying the source of the mainstream dominance of the aliens!

The disciple who locks the door in the introduction makes people live in Bengbu. The disciple who closes the door is the disciple who closes the door. Here comes the disciple who locks the door. . .

I feel like there's nothing interesting about me alone. I didn't realize how powerful the Heavenly Master is. I feel like he's not as good as the Martial Saint.

This book is really high-end and low-end. The comprehensive comic is really boring. Infinite's writing is okay.

Pull within pull, the plot that simulates covering the sky is really speechless.

The sage king covering the sky beats the quasi-emperor, and the appraisal is completed

One person has written it, and it is even more perfect in the sea of ​​​​death fire of the Jialong clan 😁😁😁😁😜

When the golden light spell reaches full level, life will increase a little bit compared to 6

I found a very common problem: many authors have smooth and normal writing style and rhythm when writing daily or other world dungeons. However, once they get into the plot related to "Infinite Horror", they have to forcefully pile up various calculation plots, desperately highlight the so-called "high IQ layout", and deliberately create the appearance of a wise man who can't help himself and is far-sighted. But the author himself does not have the corresponding depth of thinking, so how can the characters in his novels support a watertight plan? In particular, the setting of this book is a simulation of the heavens, and Infinite Horror is just a copy of it. The protagonist is still a Taoist, so there is no need to rigidly follow the original wisdom-fighting framework and make the plot awkward. You can completely follow your own consistent writing style and find a unique route that fits the character of the Taoist protagonist. Too many fan authors do not have the greatest narrative skills, but they suffer from the problem of imitating Chu Xuan. They cannot control high-IQ games themselves, and they have to pretend to be wise men who strategize, which makes reading fragmented and embarrassing.

A long introduction is the same as an explanatory essay. The plot, especially the original plot promotion, was skipped. I couldn't understand it, but it could actually be written very well.

The writing of "Zhe Tian" is too jumpy. It could have been written better, but all of it has been skipped. This kind of writing will not make progress in ten thousand years.

Emmmm, the next two books are not as good as the first one. . Why?😅

The chapter on Zhetian is hard to describe in one sentence. I feel that the author has never seen Zhetian, or has only seen some general

Chapter 2: Attributes deal with individuality, strength, and intelligence, so I discouraged them from doing so. They were neither fish nor fowl.

After practicing Taoism in Longhu Mountain for 10 years, he turned into a gangster when he saw a beautiful woman in another world? 🥵

Cute new report! New and old friends, please be sure to catch up, that is, after seeing the latest chapter, turn two pages to reach the catch-up interface, that's it! This is really important to the author's baby! Please!

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There is also a problem with the selection of the main world, the alien main world. There is too little to write about, and the level of combat power is too low. Then the author's choice was to mix other messy things into the alien world, making it look completely different. No one reads the added stuff. Readers who are interested in the alien world themselves were also driven away, it was too pretentious.

Is the max-level Golden Light Spell written so poorly? The Eight Great Divine Curses can directly command the gods in heaven, and their ability to directly influence people depends on the background of the ancestors.

I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 42. How can I grasp the expansion of such a complex worldview 🙂 I'm afraid the Bean God will activate it.