
Chaos in Heaven and Earth
混天地
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 102k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Likes.
45Chapters
19.9kClicks
55Favorites
9.2Score
128Likes
Honours
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Sigh~ I can only judge for myself.
The story of *Hun Tiandi* is actually a bit complex. Why does Yang Zihan, an ordinary high school student, end up in a new world, a new environment, and experience all sorts of bizarre encounters? The boy will explain all of this later. Many readers found the prologue of *Hun Tiandi* a bit confusing. The boy actually intended to use a mysterious dialogue style to depict everyone present. Whether it's the Fire Emperor's composure or the Earth General's persistence, these qualities are subtly conveyed through the language. Hopefully, these narration-like dialogues will be understandable (skip the prologue if you really don't understand it). As for the protagonist of the novel—Yang Zihan—I think he is more…
Watch the entire prologue, not the prologue, but the prelude~
I've read the entire prologue—not the opening chapter, but the prologue itself—which is the first six chapters, half the story. What follows is entirely my personal opinion, and may be a bit harsh; please don't read if you're not into that. My assessment of this work is that it's a story existing only in the author's mind, completely irrelevant to the reader. Including the prologue, the prologue has six chapters; I read the first three carefully and the last three superficially. Even now, as a reader, I still don't understand what genre this is. Urban fantasy? Another world? Xianxia/cultivation? It seems to touch on all of them, but it's not quite any of them. The boy in the book review said it's a story of an ordinary high school student transmigrating, so let's accept it as another world transmigration for now. But...
This is a perk, hmm, that's right.
I'm here to review the book, lalala~ You wrote so much, so I chose to read the prologue. With so much text, you even gave me a single indent at the beginning, I felt like smashing my computer right then and there. The whole thing feels so casually written, like something out of a web novel. Couldn't you at least break this long, rambling passage into paragraphs? It's not an essay; writing such long paragraphs won't earn you any points. Like, hmph! You're all so naive. Don't forget, we are human beings too. In front of us is a transparent glass panel, and behind us is a mirror. What we see is only the surface, representing nature, but don't forget to look behind us...
I've finally found some time to wander around again, ouch... I'll bite the boy, and the guy who's about to take the college entrance exam will be dead too.
One friend... Two friends... Three friends QwQ They're all gone. So lonely...
It's been updated! ~
My friend changed the cover!
QAQ! Boy! You heartless bastard, you finally know how to come back!
The boy is on holiday, let's play together!
Summer vacation is just around the corner, and I'm totally excited!