The Supreme Venerable of Honghuang

I've read Chapter 75, can you tell me what the protagonist's state is? Can the book be a little more concise? It's too profound and I can't understand it.

It would be better to convert years into dollars

I can see it clearly day by day, without joking, etc. Can I write it well? There is nothing wrong with the main character in every picture. The author himself babbles endlessly, and various analyzes and explanations are afraid that people will not understand. He adds some thoughts and philosophy, and babbles about even the most important things. At the end of the chapter, there are really only a few sentences that can be read. Is this a novel? This is my review after reading it. You wrote fifty chapters of nonsense out of ten chapters. Few people who read novels are idiots. They don't need your analysis and explanation. The novel does not say whether it is well written or not. The nonsense alone has already annoyed half of the people.

At first glance, it seems that the novice has no idea what he wrote.

I don't understand, there's too much nonsense, it's all just to make up the word count

What state is the protagonist in?

This number of words is too serious, right?

Commentary on Chapter 28: Cang Long Recognizes His Master in "The Supreme Being" written by Space Xingguang.

Commentary on the second chapter of "The Supreme Being of the Ancient World" written by Space Starlight.

Is the protagonist cultivating the power to destroy the world?