Talk:Wilson Merlin/@comment-86.161.42.19-20200522064344

Another lazy author who extends the story buy adding in unknown higher realms. The mc Cultivates to peak of first world (glorious lands) becoming a legend, cultivates to peak of void zone to become an so called ultimate existence (void zone is just a space with multiple dimensions), meets Aruba who is said to be the absolute being which has been travelling around the latitude cosmos (exactly the same as void zone, space with multiple dimensions). Aruba is apparently looking for a world where another absolute existence will be born (note its implied that he's the only one but this is later retconned). Then mc repeats what happened in the void zone but in the latitude cosmos and guess what the author is now too lazy to make up new names so there's another void zone in the latitude cosmos which the old void zone is a part of and the so called absolute existence Aruba is the weakest among many absolute existences and the new void zone has void beasts which are more powerful than any of them. This story should have ended along time ago. There's zero character growth because the mc won't change as a person as he has zero emotions except right after he reincarnates (which are also the only two times the story is good) he also wont ever get stronger relative to those around him because everytime he moves to a higher realm he's the weakest guy there. This isn't the only novel that follows this all too common trope but its vastly overused here.