Myriad Worlds: Walker of Secret Histories

I specifically searched for it. I couldn't even find a complete pirated copy of the previous book. I don't know whether to be happy or sad about it?

The title is something else: The Heavens: The Poop-Seeking Traveler

The beginner trial dungeon is a bit wordy; you can skip the minor details. I can write about another dungeon when I'm a more experienced player.

The previous book had three obvious problems. First, the power system and its manifestation were chaotic, inconsistent, and disjointed. The system refers to the names, levels, growth potential, weapons, and techniques of the power. A typical example is the vague distinction between "face" and "male concubine."

Sure, you can do the second job.

After reading a few chapters of comments, I remembered the verdict. The previous book was such a pity; the abilities and combat were supposed to be exciting, but the character was a cold-blooded type, the plot wasn't exciting enough, and it was full of setbacks.

Naiyang's opening statement, which sets up a target early on, is not well-written. Muay Thai is generally perceived as fierce, ruthless, and suicidal, but it's not to say that it has to be written according to this stereotype. The opening fight scene with Nao was rather bland, lacking the ferocious, beast-like style that made him less intimidating to the protagonist.

Added to favorites, will keep it running for now? Keep it up! (●°U°●)​"

I really like novels that set the story in real or fictional history (Dumas is a prime example, and more recently, The Old Castle and The Old Castle are also examples), so I really don't want this novel to be discontinued. But besides this kind of highbrow stuff, shouldn't this book also cater to the needs of ordinary people like us who come to Qidian to find books, such as providing some…

The plot is somewhat confusing. The usual formula is to progress through the arena while simultaneously increasing the body's forging progress, culminating in a final showdown with the boss. While it's acceptable for the author to weave in NPC storylines and ultimately achieve enlightenment, the body forging aspect is significantly skipped.