The Vast Epoch

The writing is okay, but the protagonist is too passive. The memory of Grandpa Goldfinger is sealed (I forgot his name, let's just use Grandpa Goldfinger instead). Before joining the sect, I can only lay the foundation. After entering the sect and practicing with spiritual stones to improve my realm, I can unlock some spells. I am forced to enter a secret realm. Grandpa Goldfinger is offline and has to wait until the foundation building period before he can come back online. The protagonist is only on the second level of Qi training. When he encounters people in the secret realm, he is either chased or beaten. The protagonist hides his identity but does not hide his realm, so he accidentally attracts a lot of hatred for a female character. In order not to After being discovered, she was forced to cosplay with Qiu Shaoyun once. When the protagonist was about to be discovered by the group of people, the female character started taunting and attracted everyone there. The protagonist was a time-stuck character. After the protagonist returned to the sect, he was taken advantage of by another female character. The protagonist was a beautiful woman who met a troublemaker. It's definitely not a good thing. If you think that I will support no heroine because of this, then there is something wrong with your brain. Internet articles are basically the author's final say. The subject matter can only represent part of the content, and the details are all filled in by the author. For example, if you write about a Western fantasy novel about an Eastern fantasy cultivating immortality, is it abstract? It's abstract, but it's written by a lot of people. I've also seen a book with no female protagonist and a bunch of gender-changing characters, but the rating is not low, it's very abstract.