A Crossover World Where You Don't Play by the Rules at All, Do You?

Where is Shennong?

You're the only one I'd like to downvote (I'm so sad).

I was initially drawn in by the thrill of combat, with my eyes and ears constantly scanning for ranged attacks, and even the strongest ghosts would flee at first glance. But then in the third chapter, a bizarre star god appeared? What makes him think he's so special? It felt forced. And that wasn't all; two more star gods suddenly appeared to save the day. Where are the gods of this world? Then the fourth chapter became completely unwatchable. It started with a character dazed and letting a ghost escape, and afterwards, even celestial beings couldn't keep up with the ghosts' escape. The earlier chapters were so good, but this one just became incredibly annoying.

It gets more and more boring towards the end, there's no orange at all. If you're single, just write about being single, okay? It's already 400 chapters.

Anyone watching, do you think there will be a romance storyline later on?

This book seems so strange and awkward. Take the protagonist's personality, for example. He's generous enough to share his cultivation methods with other characters, but they're mostly ordinary characters. He didn't share with the characters from Honkai Impact 3rd, or even with the characters in the group chat. It makes him seem like a hypocrite. Furthermore, during the bizarre game, only other power systems were prohibited, while the protagonist's were not. Also, although the bizarre game was fusing Honkai energy, the characters in the Honkai couldn't use Honkai. In short, the setting of this book felt full of contradictions to me, making it particularly awkward to read.

Pleasing neither side

I feel like the story stalled after reaching the multi-level arc; the plot became increasingly boring, and it feels like it's heading towards a terrible ending. I simply can't bring myself to read it again, so I'm leaving now, goodbye forever. #(Goodbye)

The fact that the author has completed several books without abandoning them makes them worth reading; the writing style is secondary.

So, are you planning to write about being single or about oranges? If it's about being single, please be clear so I can delete the book sooner. I've read all these books for the sake of oranges, but you hardly ever write any intimate scenes. I'm already tired of reading them.