Honghuang: I Can Read People's Life Scripts

I'm baffled. Why do all novels follow the same formula? For example, you intercept someone's opportunity, take it, and then linger there, slowly cultivating and comprehending it? The protagonist meticulously calculates the time, not leaving until the very last moment, but always ends up getting caught up in a whole host of trouble—it just seems incredibly stupid.

The author's math skills must have been taught by a PE teacher; it was completely baffling.

Why are you questioning its origins? It's just some chaotic gods and demons.

It's incredibly drawn out, constantly suppressing the protagonist's cultivation level. He was a Great Luo Immortal tens of millions of years ago, but he doesn't even show it now. He's supposed to kill people above his level, a late-stage Great Luo Immortal directly killing three late-stage Mixed Yuan Golden Immortals. Unbelievable. And he's a clan leader who doesn't even care about his own people. Having read Feilu for so long, this is the only book that truly makes me want to curse.

They've already snatched away other people's opportunities, why aren't they leaving? Why are they just sitting there waiting to die?

You've reached the Great Luo realm and still haven't transformed into human form? I'm speechless. As a transmigrator whose previous life was human, you should be very unaccustomed to the tiger form, but what's this? You don't experience any discomfort at all when you're a tiger? Not even the slightest discomfort? Even a Great Luo realm cultivator doesn't transform?

Trying to steal an opportunity in the primordial world? Unless you plan to never use it for the rest of your life, you're as good as dead if someone senses it!

Opportunities in the primordial world are hard to come by. If it's not meant to be yours, you won't find it even if you walk right up to it. If it is meant to be yours, it will never escape you.

Yuan Hu'e, well, this name sounds like the name of a village butcher, and like Hu Niu, it's pretty rustic, in my opinion.

In a fantasy world without a Heavenly Dao, such a thing might be possible, but in a prehistoric world where the Heavenly Dao reigns supreme, it's probably not so easy! First, the prehistoric world places extreme importance on cause and effect. If you form a karmic bond with a Dao Ancestor or Sage, are you sure you can accept the consequences?