Complete Martial Arts Attributes全属性武道

That's Wang Teng's mentality. He is still a youngster - I doubt he is even 25 yet. He's still a little boy in his thinking, very innocent in many ways. He doesn't even like to harm others, and only really becomes serious when he is witnessing villains harming innocents. Never likes to kill even those who provoke him - he klls bandits and others like that who are dangers to others, but almost never kills those that pick fights with him. He'd rather they try again so he could collect more experience.

Women? Wang "never going to get a girlfriend" Teng says his mother warned him that boys need to protect themselves when outside. He doesn't mess around with women, establish a harem or anything like that. Frankly, he outgrows everyone close to him anyhow and has to move on.

He's a cheerful boy, always doing funny things. He reminds me a lot of the MC in "pocket hunting dimension", good in a fight but otherwise kinda dim witted who are bossed around by ladies.

No clue. But if its found, let me know

Remind me too!

congrats!
lasted a lot longer than I did..

Where did you stop? I see a lot of people talking bad about these novels, I'm curious

I haven't read it yet..

This novel started out as with the main character collecting bubbles and showing how fast he can cultivate just by being around strong people. Then it slowly became a novel where he, a main character who LOVES to show off, starts hiding his power…..for absolutely no reason. It’s a novel filled with face slapping. I dropped it for a while and picked it back up.

Now, once the mc leaves earth and goes to the great Qian empire, it just becomes a novel where everybody looks down on the mc and gets their face slapped. The mc is hiding his weak strength to make himself look weaker. I could understand if he was powerful and was trying to trap someone, or if he was trying to hide. However, that’s not it. He’s doing high key things to draw attention to himself while claiming he’s trying to be low key. I really don’t think this novel is worth reading, even if it’s your first novel, it sets the bar really really low.

No, there was quite a bit of face slapping when the MC was weak. However, after he leaves earth, he eventually joins an academy. Face slapping there, and some conflict. But after that, with the latest arcs, there isn't really much "face slapping"

The MC is known across the universe as a sage of all arts, as a master of all elements (except dark which he conceals), known for cleansing entire planets with his light element, slaughtering armies with his formations, and helping to kill demon gods in battle. Everyone regards the OP MC as mysterious and inscrutable, with a very frustrating personality. He's cheeky, takes nothing seriously, and can seemingly do anything. Everything he does is outrageous and over the top - the author is using that as the comedic base now.



The plot diverges from Swallowed Star pretty soon after he leaves earth and is called away from the academy he joins. It becomes unique, and I'm enjoying it a lot in the mtl.

There's also not hardly any time-skip in this novel. The MC is still in his early twenties at this point in the mtl, only a couple years older than when he left earth.

lol I haven’t read a trash novel like this since my early days. It’s funny seeing stories like this persist

Bro then why don't you go and read a Sci-fi if you like it so much? What's the use ranting about technology when you are literally reading a f#cking fantasy about ascending to godhood ???????

This novel have it's fair share of science and technology. Like Round Ball, virtual world, spaceships, etc.

You can read cursed immortality for strong technological weapon and thier use.

Dude you seem way too confident talking shit about something you have no clue about.

Clarke's third law is grossly misunderstood. It makes it seem like we have a magic vs technology/science situation. We don't have such a situation. It is a common misconception and novel trope.

Technology is the physical application of knowledge.

The scientific method is a method with which we can understand the world around us. This happens by constantly observing a phenomenon repeatedly while adjusting parameters slightly each time. Then we take those observations and draw conclusions based on them.
There are two important points here observation and drawing conclusions. Your observation methods limit how well and extensively you can observe the world (magic has a clear advantage over this). Drawing conclusions means that there is a heavy personal bias on scientific findings. Although peer reviews partially remedy personal bias, they don't remedy geographical and time period-based bias. During the history of science, it was common to reject the findings/theory of a scientist due to preconceived ideas. Magic ensures that geographical and environmental biases are going to be different compared to ours.

Ultimately, the whole magic vs technology/science trope is stupid because magic doesn't oppose technology/science. Magic is more akin to physics, chemistry, biology, and mathematics together but as a different scientific subject. Magic technology exists (in regard to novels). It is the object manufactured due to magic (imagine wands, weapons with special abilities, formations/rituals, etc). Magic theory/knowledge is the corresponding science part.

Besides all that, too many authors ignore the possibility of different worlds/universes having different natural laws. Even if you have similar laws, it was too easy for some kind of constant to have a slightly different value. This is without taking into account the extra laws that gave birth to magic.