Heaven-Defying Comprehension: Deducing a Method of Mental Cultivation from the Start

The protagonist says he's invincible before nuclear weapons and needs to keep a low profile, but then he immediately reveals his invulnerability to the police! Is the protagonist out of his mind?

After gaining the ability, instead of solving his own basic needs, he jumps straight to immortality. He's inside the house thinking about immortality while the landlord is outside demanding payment. The scene is hilarious no matter how you look at it. And then there's the issue of women. Instead of thinking about how to resolve it quickly, they attribute the solution to immortality—that's madness!

Honestly, write about spiritual cultivation. If you're strong enough, go explore the ocean depths, wander under the starry sky, and watch the world go by with a smile—how carefree and relaxed would that be? Why write about the Heavenly Dao targeting you? Then a bunch of things happen, and you have to pretend to be... Slapped in the face. And the plot is so forced. Otherwise, the ratings might have doubled. What a great topic! Why go for the face-slapping trope? Isn't it exhausting?

You wrote the protagonist to be so incredibly powerful, and now he acts like an emotional idiot. Doesn't he realize he can sense these women's emotions? Even without actively seeking them out, he could easily sense them with a casual glance. This suddenly makes the protagonist seem so inferior.

It's way too retro. The protagonist has just learned hypnosis, and a powerful figure needs psychological treatment. The protagonist has just learned to manipulate animals, and a tiger from the zoo nearby escapes. These are plot points from a decade ago, not just five years ago. It makes one wonder about the author's age and whether they've read any online novels in recent years.

They cast a nightmare spell on Ren Meimei, almost killing her, and then claimed she brought it on herself! Even if her private life was chaotic, it had nothing to do with the protagonist!

I initially thought the author wrote well and was going to leave a comment praising them, but when I opened the comments section, I was shocked to find it was almost entirely filled with insults. I really didn't expect that. Is my taste different from everyone else's? I'm even hesitant to praise them anymore. Anyone else feel the same way?

A deity addressing a mortal as "you"? Hahahaha, it reminds me of a dragon addressing an ant as "you," hahahaha. I'll laugh some more, but then my stomach hurts.

Why so much rambling? Are you writing about your daily life, or exploring knowledge? It's all just endless rambling, it's infuriating and completely devoid of any interest. Please remove all unnecessary plot points. It's been dozens of chapters, and it's been just filler. Apart from the first few chapters, what are you writing now?

The plot is terrible. It's a jumbled mess of family members, human traffickers, domestic violence murderers, police officers, a rich girl, treating mental illness, animal experiments—a complete mishmash. Are you trying to make a movie? Like "Crazy Stone"? It's too chaotic.