Legend Has It That an Emperor’s Father Stirred Up Trouble

A very good book, I hope the author continues.

I've only read six chapters, but it's very fun. I'm giving it a star. I'll finish it!

The first time I read about such a brutal war was in *Immortal Martial Emperor*. Personally, I felt this novel was slightly weaker in terms of warfare than *Immortal Martial Emperor*, but the comedic moments are unparalleled in this genre. It's amazing! I hope the author can maintain this level of quality and not let it become padded later like *One Sword Supreme*. Updates can be slow, but the plot must be well-designed!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

Personally, I think this book is really good, the character development is excellent, especially Gun Gun, who embodies the word "cheap" to its very core. The emperor in this book is a true emperor, just not quite as thrilling.

Overall, the writing is very detailed. Having read this far, I can basically see that the overall plot is quite grand. I hope the author continues to write excitingly. I feel the power levels haven't collapsed; five people at the extreme realm easily defeating enemies across realms, isn't that normal? Otherwise, why break through to the extreme realm?

This book is one of the most amazing novels I've read on Tomato. The plot is excellent, with its million-year-long scheme, the destruction of immortals, the corruption of the forbidden land, and the radicalization of the Goddess Village. The foreshadowing is very well done. The early part is novel and humorous, and the later part is more imaginative.

The book is good, but I don't understand why the rating is low. It's still acceptable for Tomato Books, which tends to follow the same old formula. To be honest, many of their books are really bad, but they still get good ratings. Keep it up! Well, to put it simply, it lacks some truly satisfying moments, and many scenes are a bit unpleasant. Even the satisfying parts aren't as enjoyable as the beginning. Hopefully, the later parts will be consistently exhilarating.

This is truly the best, most profound, and most enriching novel I've ever read, bar none. I'm usually suffering from a severe reading slump, unable to stomach overly profound or superficial works, but this novel is definitely worth reading for anyone experiencing a reading slump and unsure what to read next.

It's truly excellent. The debate between Buddhism and Taoism, viewed from the perspectives of both sides, is valid. Gu Xuanfeng bears the shadow of the Desolate Heavenly Emperor yet possesses his own unique charm. There's a touch of observation involved, but more importantly, he's an independent character created by the author.

Well, considering it's your first book, it's generally pretty good. I felt comfortable with the protagonist's character, and the character development was excellent. However, you made a mistake that many new authors make: the outline wasn't clear, resulting in a rushed ending. I hope you work harder. I really enjoyed this book.