I, Master of the Fifth Throne, Unleash All Creation!

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Dear author, I've been a long-time reader, following your books for several years since your last one, and I really can't help but have a few comments I'd like to make: First, compared to the previous book, this book finally has a main world. The upper limit of the God Throne world is high enough, so there is no need to worry about the power level collapsing. The main world will not be dispensable like in the previous book. Secondly, the protagonist's combat power increases more evenly than in the previous book. The beginning features countless Duanmu Lian inheritances, inheriting his past thoughts and legacy, which is more reasonable than the system. The ending of the God Throne chapter is a stroke of genius, giving it a bit of the feel of the Mortal Flow genre. This book has more advantages and fewer flaws than the previous one. Why did the previous book make the list and recommend it, but this one didn't? I think the reason is that God's Wrath is both its strength and its weakness. The author, Cat, is the one who understands and loves the God's Throne series the most, even among all novel websites. He writes the characters of God's Wrath vividly, and the world-building is described in detail. In the previous book, God's Throne combined with the movie and crossover with other world characters felt seamless. That volume was the most popular. The later decline in popularity was due to the reboot of the world. The second time around, it lacked novelty, and Skadi's world journey was also unremarkable. The same goes for this book. The God Throne arc is too long, but most readers are from the previous book, so they don't have the same expectations as the previous book. Of course, God Throne has some novel features, but it doesn't have as many random elements as the previous book. It can only write about the original characters. The two books have basically finished writing about the world of the Day of God's Wrath. Finally, regarding the later protagonist, the first volume of "Shenwu Lian Zhuoyan" had a hundred chapters, not only describing the world but also introducing a new protagonist, so there were no complaints. However, what to write in the next few dozen chapters? The story of the reincarnation of a god in the main world was unnecessary, and it became padded as it went on. This new setting, which had nothing to do with the original work, didn't concern the readers. "Honkai Parallel World" was a little better, but it was still padded. Now, "Shenwu Lian" has started to crush weaker characters, and even viewers have run out of topics to discuss. Readers haven't commented much. The current situation is similar to the previous book, "Skadi Travels the World" (the characters were too powerful, so they couldn't suppress their combat strength and went to a super-advanced world, which would have caused the plot to break down, so they wrote even more). Author, if the subsequent worlds of this adventure series continue in this genre, why not fast-forward directly to Saint Seiya, Sea Tiger, High School DxD, No Game No Life, Little Garden, and finally end with Kagura, Kamui, and Kyouka! That way, the book could be finished next year. Rather than languishing in the middle, it's better to end it while it's still popular!

Dear author, the last few dozen chapters have been padded out. Why is it like the last book, with a lot of filler in the later part of the story? Shana's writing is still quite good if you don't mention it! But is it necessary to write about the parallel worlds of God's Wrath universe after the future and the Collapse parallel world? The characters and worldviews of God's Wrath were already fully presented to everyone in the previous book and the first half of this book! Readers already have a pretty good understanding of the Honkai Impact arc from the God of War arc, so there's no need for such detailed explanations, right? Ultimately, what readers really want to see is the past of the protagonist of the Divine Martial Lotus arc, not the past of the supporting characters or passersby! I hope the author will write stories about Shenwu Lian and the Five Dimensional Celestials in the worlds of Demons and Saint Seiya!

They started injecting mercury and kicked me.

Honestly, I really dislike the unlimited viewing option because it's so distracting and makes me feel awkward. If I had known there was a long unlimited viewing option, I probably wouldn't have subscribed to the whole thing.

Seriously, when will Shakugan no Shana finally end? This world's storyline has been going on for way too long.

In my opinion, the protagonist's reasoning, unless it disrupts the narrative by resorting to a deus ex machina, is flawed. Even if, like in my example, a person is created who is incredibly realistic and believes all illusions are meaningless, you can never finish nesting nested dolls. Moreover, the protagonist isn't like Queen Mary; he's not truly capable of managing things. Even considering the worst-case scenario, his actions of breaking through the dream realm, regardless of whether it's a dream or not, certainly contribute to improving the dream's realism. Furthermore, the world of the God Throne itself can be considered an illusion. Therefore, no matter what breakthroughs that person makes, they all have limitations.

How long will it take for the Throne of Gods to end? I came here to see the main character of the Multiverse Viewing game, but there's still no sign of him.

Are you planning to let Shenwu Lian watch Duanmu Lian's final battle for the God Throne? It sounds like it would be a lot of fun.