The Myriad Worlds

I've been reading Xia Mi's books for a long time, from Supreme Evil Emperor to now. There was a period when I was broke and had to resort to piracy, which I felt guilty about. Now that I finally have some money, I'm sending him a Lord of the Alliance as a token of my appreciation.

I'm going to start my own fan club. Readers who value me and are willing to become members, please go to 3g.17K. Com and change your nicknames. Use "Confucianism," "Military School," "Mohism," "Scholar of Names," "Strategist School," "Legalism," "Buddhism," "Medical School," "Agricultural School," "Miscellaneous School," "Yin-Yang School," "Taoism," and "Assassination School" as prefixes, followed by any name you like. Sorry, the symbol I provided before cannot be changed. After you've changed your nicknames, please let me know in the book review section!

Wasn't this supposed to be a sequel to Devouring the Heavens? What a load of rubbish! New characters, but old martial arts moves. It's boring; I kept skipping around to see if any characters from Devouring the Heavens appeared. No one did. Is this a sequel?

Expectations for the new book: Although Xia Mi is young, she's already a seasoned author. Her writing skills are highly refined and mature, and her ability to control the narrative is exceptionally strong. So, for her new book, we should have some expectations and hope for improvement. My expectations are as follows: 1. The plot is appropriately concise. Many parts of *Devouring the Heavens* are too drawn out, to the point that the later parts are just filler, repeating previous plots and stories, only on a larger scale. While watching, you keep thinking, "When will it end?" 2. Can there be innovation? This innovation includes the martial arts system, plot, and presentation techniques. Looking at all of Xia Mi's books, especially *Devouring the Heavens*, there's a common characteristic: every few chapters there's a dialogue or inner monologue from various parties: so-and-so said this, so-and-so thought this... This needs to be changed and improved. 3. It's the same old question: can you maintain a consistent update schedule? Can you keep your promises? This is an old problem, so stop making excuses. Ye Zi was young once too, but his updates have been consistent for five years, as precise as a magic clock. Speaking of being busy, who's busier than Yan Nan? As an amateur writer, his update schedule over these three years should put most professional writers and authors to shame.

It was so satisfying to finish reading this classic masterpiece! Haha, I support it!

After watching Yan Ziyun's story, I felt both regret and helplessness. They had feelings for each other, but were defeated by reality. Yan Ziyun is probably just one step away from expressing her feelings at the right time! Xia Mi's actions were also very manly; he made a clean break when necessary. The final line about sending out wedding invitations shattered all expectations. The feeling left after watching was: heartache.

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The page is missing. What happened to Xia Mi? Has she stopped writing? She hasn't started writing the new book either, it's been so long. Does anyone know what happened?

Character Recruitment Notice: Now that the new book has been written to this point, I believe everyone has a certain idea of ​​the story content, so we are now starting the character recruitment. Example: A righteous character, Xu Daoyan, of humble origin, from a farming family, cultivates the "Yellow Emperor's Heavenly Scripture" to strengthen the five internal organs and build a foundation, equipped with the Thunderbolt Spear and Thunderbolt Armor, skills: Rejuvenating Rain: mainly for group healing and can also enhance strength, Blazing Sun Seal: mainly for attacking ghosts! Tian Tian, ​​born into a noble family, studied under a Confucian scholar and cultivated the Tao... I will find some characters with the most detailed information and distinctive personalities to include in the book, and interact with everyone. Thank you.

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