In the Cultivation World, I See Game Announcements Every Week

I'm currently at chapter 73, and I couldn't resist leaving a comment because Chu Miaoyin keeps skipping around. First of all, this comment is not intended to attack the author, nor does it have any other intention; it is simply my own thought and conclusion. Was this character designed by the author for comedic effect? ​​His first appearance was arrogant and disdainful of the protagonist, which is somewhat normal. The real problem is his second appearance, where he was defeated by the protagonist despite being much stronger, shattering his Dao heart. He then launched a sneak attack from behind and then simply walked away. (Narrow-minded, a sneak attack from behind—such despicable behavior!) Chu Miaoyin's third appearance was when she challenged another patriarch's disciple and was defeated again. Seeing Jiahao's antics, she was very displeased and then provoked the protagonist to fight Jiahao. The bishop had just returned after accepting the invitation when she secretly interfered, spreading rumors that the protagonist was going to beat Jiahao up, to utterly humiliate him. 666, This is truly unbeatable, Shi Ren? (Jiahao is the online name for Jiahao.) The fourth time she appears is when the protagonist, along with her master and fellow disciples, goes to Chu Miaoyin to demand an explanation. Upon arrival, the two masters start fighting. The protagonist questions her, and she calmly replies: "This matter is irreversible; I hope you won't take it to heart." The protagonist asks why, and she says: "I believe you can defeat him; I hope you can humiliate him." (Please enter text) I honestly don't know what to say. This character is just too well-designed; I'm speechless. Finally, after her master was brutally beaten, she refused to see anyone and kept asking around, thinking (her master couldn't have been beaten up, could he be worse than others?). Good grief, you caused trouble outside and got yourself into trouble, even causing your master to be beaten, and instead of reflecting on what you did wrong, you're just thinking about this? I'm speechless, this character is truly amazing.

Well, to be honest, this book is actually alright, but the protagonist's behavior in Hengshan is practically indistinguishable from that of a demonic cultivator. And the way he distinguishes between good and evil among the natives with just a few orders is ridiculous; it's like he forced them to leave their homeland without even plundering their resources. This supposedly righteous path doesn't seem so righteous, author.

Great idea, but unfortunately it's a female-centric story. It would be better to go to Jinjiang Literature City; Hedgehog Cat's writing of this kind doesn't really get much attention.

Did Shennong exist?

Is this a harem story, a pure romance, or neither?

She must be a female author; she's very particular about rules. Knowing about the traitor beforehand, how could he escape right under the patriarch's nose? With such a traitor from another sect openly displaying his hand, even the patriarch hesitated to act, fearing that other sects might be afraid to intervene. Even the villains follow the rules.

It took me ages to realize it was a female-oriented channel.

The plot of "The Predecessors" is almost over, *kicks me in the face*. I think you have to watch it all at once, otherwise it's frustrating to watch it all the time and then have to stop watching, it's so annoying.

The scene where the seniors return is like feeding shit—too stiff, too forced, too mechanical a deus ex machina.

In my opinion, this ancestor was most likely possessed.