In Praise of the Great Sun, Profound Mystery, and the Radiant Sun Emperor

Author, come take a look? Maybe it'll be helpful? Author, I've watched your clash of fortune and cultivation these past two days, and I find it quite interesting, but I still feel a bit frustrated. The protagonist is quite aggrieved. The dynasty's fortune is great, but no one in this world is without fault. Human nature is greedy and selfish.

Four stars, but actually three and a half. Despite inviting the Three Pure Ones, it suffers setbacks and is completely incomprehensible. The plot of Dream of the Red Chamber is completely unrelated and has no impact whatsoever. The story of an invincible cultivator trapped in the grind of worldly affairs.

The author mentioned earlier that he would quickly resolve the mundane matters of the household, and indeed, after only a few chapters, he used the excuse of focusing on cultivation and avoiding private affairs to quickly conclude the relevant content. This was what attracted me at the beginning of the book.

It was originally quite well-written, but unfortunately, the author listened to the comments and wrote too much about theatrical themes, which ultimately made it inferior. Those who thought the author's writing was bad left after commenting. Those who thought the author's writing was good left before commenting, even after the author changed their style. Everyone has different opinions; you can't please everyone.

I've read 13 chapters so far. This book truly uses the skin of *Dream of the Red Chamber* to tell its own story, giving readers a sense of contrast. I've seen some readers mention a strange feeling of incompleteness, probably because the author's depiction of the Jia family differs from many people's impressions of the Jia family, making it feel odd. So far, though, it's readable!

Not bad, really not bad. Clear and logical, well-reasoned, not just for the sake of pure enjoyment. Ignore those who give it bad reviews. They just want to read novels where the protagonist exudes an aura of dominance and everyone bows down in worship; they're just reading wish-fulfillment stories and losing their minds.

That's interesting! It's just a shame the author is so uneducated!

This book combines elements of *Dream of the Red Chamber* and *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*, with the protagonist also cultivating immortality. It's packed with highlights. The author's writing is skillful, and the inclusion of supernatural tales within the framework of *Dream of the Red Chamber* doesn't feel abrupt.

Brother, could you please update a few more chapters? It's not enough! But please, don't turn the romance into something filthy!

The writing is decent, and considering it's a daily update with a relatively high word count, I'll give it five stars as encouragement!