Journeying Through All the Heavens, Starting from Xiaoao

The older brother is probably tired, hence the slow updates. Perhaps he's been held back by another younger sister, ignoring everyone. Oh well, the older brother is always this carefree; it's the younger brother who seems petty. The younger brother knows in his heart that no other sister is as interesting as him. Ultimately, it seems the older brother doesn't care about him.

Not bad, the world was upgraded, and I became a Dao Ancestor. In these past few chapters, the elves sought the Dao from the protagonist to heal their main god. The protagonist went, and the elves want to test him: will the protagonist beg them, or will the elves beg the protagonist? *Licks*

Chapter 116, "Discouragement," states that revealing one's secrets to someone you've just met without reservation is quite something.

Satisfied, very satisfied. The protagonist's personality is reasonably set. Actions and behavior are consistent with the established characteristics Clear goals A villain who is brainless and seemingly invincible (a plus). The author has had some minor flaws in his writing, but none are truly harmful.

Wow, that's impressive, bro! It's well-written; I haven't seen many books on Tomato that are better than yours.

Indeed, a different perspective leads to a different level. Thumbs up!

This book deserves high praise. There are no major problems with the story's logic or plot, and it's particularly good that there are no annoying plot points that would disgust the reader.

The martial arts world isn't just about fighting and killing; it's about human relationships and social interactions. When poor, one should cultivate one's own virtue; when successful, one should help others. The story follows an ordinary person who transmigrates to a low-level martial arts world.

Well written! The plot is full of twists and turns, captivating and very exciting! It's just that there aren't enough updates! I hope the author continues to work hard and write more, ten updates a day—becoming a millionaire is not a dream!

It's a wonderful book. I felt that the first few chapters weren't quite as exciting, but the later chapters were very coherent and engaging. Overall, it feels like a divine book.