The Mythic Era!
神话纪元！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 602k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
207Chapters
43Monthly votes
3.1kRecommendations
16.4kFans
6 ch/weekPace
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How much sorrow can one have? It's like a novel that no one reads.
The more I look at it, the more bland and tasteless it becomes.
I've been supporting this with monthly tickets and recommendations, but why is it getting worse and worse? You, a mere outsider human, are you really worth the scheming of a powerful figure? The gap between ants and Earth is too vast; space is terrifying. What ability does the weak have to scheme against the strong? Just develop peacefully, or write about racial wars.
I feel the author could become a huge hit with an infinite flow novel.
This update speed is unmatched.
With such slow updates, no wonder hardly anyone reads it.
The world-building at the beginning was too vast, and the protagonist was just an ant, completely unable to fit in. It was like in Perfect World, when Shi Hao was still drinking beast milk, a bunch of fully-fledged Immortal Kings and Immortal Emperors started causing trouble and appearing every now and then. How could they possibly manage that?
It's a bit mystical and involves different timelines, reversing cause and effect, etc., So it's hard to write and easy to fall apart!
Well written. I just finished reading it and wanted to share my thoughts.
The protagonist, along with nine others who were fans of "Covering the Sky," made a pact to go to Mount Tai. Unexpectedly, their wish came true, and the Nine-Colored Divine Light transported them through time. One of the younger members even used the Nine-Colored Divine Light to travel with them, resulting in a total of ten people traveling to a world called the Great Wilderness.
Generally, it's okay to read, you can skip around. But listening to the audiobook is a nightmare. The descriptions are too verbose, with too much internal monologue. Maybe that's just how fantasy and martial arts novels are—they tend to be padded with numbers and fluff.
A bunch of nonsense
The plot and world-building are grand and the themes are lofty, but the problem is that it's mostly just filler, making it feel empty and unrealistic. We all know that writing an essay should combine reality and imagination, but let's not even talk about the whole book. I only read 20 chapters, and 18 of them were just filler, the so-called "nonsense."
I have a suggestion: take down the Queen Mother of the West and make her the Queen Mother of the West, so that Gu Shaoshang can be cuckolded. Besides, in the previous book, the protagonist, Chen Xian, the Mirror Master, also beat up Gu Shaoshang without hesitation.