
The Myriad Worlds Descend, Starting with The Smiling, Proud Wanderer
诸天降临,从笑傲开始
- Status
- Ongoing
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- 598k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 3d ago
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215Chapters
51Monthly votes
4.1kRecommendations
22.2kFans
13 ch/weekPace
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The fastest way for an ordinary person to rise to prominence is to go to Plum Manor in West Lake. Use a combination of strategy and strategy to drug and incapacitate the guards, then drug Ren Woxing. Memorize the Star Absorbing Technique, transfer control of Ren Woxing, and keep him unconscious.
A low-level martial arts dungeon has already gone through hundreds of chapters. Is the author planning to write thousands of chapters?
The chosen world is too clichéd, too old-fashioned. To use these worlds, you'd need to create something truly extraordinary to get viewers. Worlds with predictable plots, low combat power, and no buzz aren't likely to attract many fans.
How long does the author intend to keep writing in a low-martial arts genre like *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*? I'm getting impatient.
Poisonous and warding off evil, go to West Lake to poison and you'll get Star Absorbing! At second-rate, join the Sun Moon Cult, offer the warding off evil in exchange for Tai Chi, become first-rate, lead a group of elites to raid Mount Hua and get Zixia! Go to Shaolin, join Shaolin to learn Shaolin's ultimate skills, and persevere until the main storyline ends.
Isn't this the correct description? He's supposed to be the best in the world, yet he's only a vice-leader? Does he have no brains?
I looked at 11 of them and felt they were a bit weak, in my opinion.
I'd like to ask about the setting of this book: has this multiverse been in existence for many years? If these scenarios already exist, and countless players repeatedly enter these movie/TV show/novel instances without any corresponding plot information being released, leaving everyone to fumble around blindly, with only the protagonist possessing a unique "heavenly eye" based on the original…
In this kind of player-driven story, why does the protagonist always seem to be playing a single-player game? 😅😅😅
200,000 words is about right for a single story, and 300,000 words is more than enough if you write it smoothly. If you write 600,000 words in a low-level martial arts world like Swordsman, it will seem both stinky and long.