Di Xin: Simulating the Heavens and Commanding Fate

To be honest, the protagonist is very suitable for the cultivation method of the dynasty, but it's hard to hide it from the sages in the prehistoric world. However, you can try it in dungeons and plunder the fortune and merits. 🤔

The author's book is truly exceptional. The writing is fluent, the rhetoric appropriate, deeply imbued with the style of the Wei and Jin dynasties, and further elevates the spirit of the Tang and Song dynasties to a profound degree. To have read this book in my lifetime is truly a blessing.

New authors are now writing better stories than I ever have, using more formulaic plots. The stories are interesting, with humanity fighting against the primordial Heavenly Dao, and the strongest system built from the myriad worlds. Although only ninety-odd chapters have been released, the message is clear: fighting against the Heavenly Dao and the injustice from the saints of the heavens.

It's a good book, but the author seems to lack experience. You could refer to that simulated reincarnation novel where completing a dungeon allows you to exchange for energy or abilities. It's a completely new genre. Although the dungeon writing isn't great, just transplanting the dungeon system to the prehistoric world would make you invincible, instantly becoming a ruler of a certain path.

Hello author First of all, please don't be nervous. I'm not here to urge you to update, because I believe that I will be able to see the ending in my lifetime. Please write seriously. It doesn't matter how long it takes, as long as you don't abandon the story or padded it out. Everything is fine. I and your loyal readers will wait together.

This book is indeed quite good. It's basically an invincible protagonist story, but there aren't any instances where the power is artificially suppressed just for the sake of plot, so it's pretty good. As for the claim of a bad ending, I personally don't think it's a bad ending. It's just that it ended where it was appropriate.

It's a good book, except the protagonist seems a bit immature in the beginning, which is normal; it's common for ordinary people from the city to be naive when they first transmigrate. He matures and gets better as the story progresses. Keep it up! However, I still have to say about women: stay away.

Keep up the good work, author! It's so good, the world-building is absolutely vast!!! 👍👍👍

Pshaw! This kid is terrifyingly powerful. He's like a snowball, getting bigger and bigger. In short—invincible. His Bagua diagram is too strong; it obliterates others' abilities, analyzes their skills, and merges them into his own Bagua mark. Even counter-attack abilities aren't as strong as his Bagua diagram. Strong, too strong. It's so satisfying to watch (it's really good-looking). I wonder what the psychological impact on the enemy is, hahaha! 🤣

It's well-written and makes you want to keep reading, but the author seems a bit rushed, and some parts aren't handled very well, feeling a bit chaotic. The ending feels a bit rushed and not quite satisfying. But overall, it's still worth reading, better than 90% of other books. Check it out if you're looking for something to read.