
Swallowed Star: Can You Draw Traits from Worlds Projected by Your Clones?
吞噬:分身投影世界也能抽词条?
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- Ongoing
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- 615k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 2mo ago
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- Qidian
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Don't you think the pace is a bit too slow?
The main world is Devouring, and the first projected world is Swordsman. It was not over when I watched it before, but now it is over. The second Tianlong is martial arts again, and the amount of updates is not large. It seems that the tone of the early and mid-term is martial arts. Then I will briefly express my personal opinion The main two points provided by martial arts itself are internal strength and moves. The protagonist obtains entries by himself. During the period, he also said that he can only hold 3 entries. First of all, the protagonist does not take the initiative to obtain internal strength and moves (not to mention the 0-cost acquisition in Siguoya). Getting stronger depends entirely on endurance. The original plot does not interfere at all, and there is no plot to watch. The entries are basically nine white and one green. In the middle, it is mentioned that the white stack is not inferior to the high-end ones. There are only 3 slots in the middle, and it cannot be used to speed up the practice. It is just a painting. There is no point in collecting good entries. The only gain that can be used as a characteristic is the improvement of the state of mind, but the state of mind is also achieved through hard work. In this case, why choose martial arts? The upper limit of improvement is not high, and the writing is not good-looking. In other worlds, at least the gains will be greater. For example, Dragon Snake can output hundreds of kilograms of dark energy, and has already begun to transform from physical force to mental strength. In terms of skills, there is no extraordinary pure skill, and the improvement is not more significant. Even if you change to a cultivator, you will always be stubborn. If you change pure strength, it will definitely be much better than martial arts. As for the clearance, the original plot ended in the eleventh year. Later, the children of Huashan left one after another, but the projection continued, and they stayed for a full twenty years before leaving. It would be basically impossible to pass the level if the original plot is completed, and the main world is also projectable. If the original plot is the condition and you cannot become the Lord of the Universe, it is impossible even if you think about it. If we look at the participation rate, Xiaoao is close to 0, so it's not the same. My preference is that I can pass if I stay long enough without dying. So based on this state of survival, no matter which world it is, it is not a state of being. As for the probability of death, judging from the entry of low sense of existence and this state of being, I think it will be the same in any world with low power level. Then I just can't understand the operation. There is nothing interesting about writing Xiaoao, and the only improvement that can be seen in the end is not high. If you change to another world, you will be completely destroyed. Analysis of the clearance situation is even more ineffective. It will be the same in any world, but it is to write martial arts. As for martial arts, I know the plot well, but the writing is not good. If I know the plot but don't participate in it, then what's the use of knowing the plot? The first world looks like martial arts in the second world, so what does this mean? Firstly, it doesn't look good in the front, and secondly, it is based on this tone. Only when writing about martial arts can it help the main world. Don't mention passing the martial arts assessment or just improving your boxing power. Which fandom is not cheating? What kind of help is this? The improvement is not big. It takes a martial arts monkey year, horse and month to reach the universe chapter. When I think of this, I have no expectations for this book. The author is like a martial arts fan. He was originally supposed to write about martial arts, but ended up switching to Devouring, but he still couldn't put it down. He had to play Wuxia as a copy, otherwise it would be boring. Why bother? It wastes time looking for books for Devouring fans, and it is even harder for martial arts fans to locate this book. That being said, these are my thoughts on wasting my time after reading World One, and I hope the author can think about it
Is this what the hell is called a clone? This is basically a simulator disguised as a clone
The protagonist is a very ordinary or even mediocre high school student
Thank you to all the readers for following the reading, as well as readers and friends for the monthly votes. The author has also discovered the problems and is writing the manuscript in retreat. I hope that the readers will be satisfied in the future.
For the time being, the rhythm of this setting seems okay. Let's see how the next few chapters go.
Don't want God's perspective. This is a simulator novel
I can't tell the difference between the priority and the secondary, so I write it myself. I have no intention of reading the book at all.
It should be written by AI. It was fine at first, but then it got messy.
It wears the skin of Devouring the Starry Sky, but what it writes is the content of a martial arts novel, and it is hard to describe in one sentence.
Is the author a post-00s generation? The timeline of many events in Jin Yong's martial arts is wrong. However, fortunately I didn't read this book without thinking...