Me, Starting in the Inner World and Joining a Chat Group at the Same Time

The Warhammer + Bleach arc is really tough to digest. To be honest, it was somewhat understandable for the Naruto protagonist to take the path of world destruction, since he was insane. But this Warhammer and Bleach arc just seems arrogant...? The Warhammer universe may be a mess, but there are still people trying to live and want to live better. The Bleach world is a shonen manga world. If you say its system is flawed, the conclusion is that everyone should just give up. Even the old man with the giant shark would have to say that you're being too extreme. The protagonist was initially portrayed as kind with a touch of madness, but pure madness... Made some people uncomfortable.

The protagonist was betrayed by members of the worker-slave gang, but the moment he joined Khorne, he also betrayed the worker-slave gang members who hadn't betrayed him, as well as his own beliefs. The protagonist lacks the purity to be a leader of rebellion; he is unworthy of being one. He is far inferior to the Emperor, who was betrayed countless times and suffered agonizingly on the toilet, yet he never rose up to defect and suddenly felt a sense of liberation. From now on, just stick to writing other things. Stop writing Warhammer; the protagonist looks a lot like Wu Sangui.

It still feels disgusting. What's wrong with the toilet not saving Angron? Your resistance to the toilet can be described as an unwillingness to be controlled, but it's portrayed as revenge. Without the toilet, the protagonist of the Warhammer side story would have been dead according to the original article. Purely brainless idiots who take their anger out on others.

Later on, Zheng Jian went on a killing spree too much; the fairy tale version was much better. His tendency to destroy the world whenever he was unhappy was okay occasionally, but overall he was too childish.

The Warhammer side stories are so abstract, the reasons for Emperor's Revenge are so abstract—he got hit by a car and modern law doesn't allow revenge, so why don't you go and take revenge yourself and face the consequences? Is this just taking your anger out on others? The whole "mental illness for the sake of mental illness" thing is disgusting.

I've read a few of this guy's books, but I couldn't finish any of them. How to put it... It's hard to say. I consider myself a seasoned reader, but I've never seen many books this... Energetic. Actually, the beginnings of all his books are quite good, with novel character designs, clear themes, and good plot twists. But towards the end, things start to go wrong. The character development collapses are a minor issue; the main problem is the empty, even chaotic, story. I can't understand why the characters do what they do. I'm thinking, none of the main characters in the author's writings mention that he's mentally ill.

I can't stand it, it's too chaotic. The main characters in so many worlds are like lunatics.

The Lotus Lantern Needle Doesn't Prick

It's finished! Now my already limited bookshelf has one less book. I wouldn't really recommend switching to Qidian. The current trend there is Dragon Raja; anything else will basically be a flop. With your highly subjective style, I don't think you'd survive there.

What is this book about? Is it good?