Everything I Do Is Right. How Many Horses Do You Have to Oppose Me?

I've watched half of it so far and it seems pretty good. It's somewhat similar to Lu Taisui and General Ye. The only problem is that the timeline I've watched halfway through seems to still be on day one? It's not impossible though, we could consider having Huo Linfei break through the parallel universe in 7 days.

This is what a truly satisfying read is! It's so relaxing and enjoyable to read when you're feeling down. I hope it doesn't fall apart later on. I've read a few before, and they all started suppressing the combat power in the later stages, making the characters get chased like dogs. Even if they were strong, they still had to scheme and plot against each other. It was ridiculous.

Finally, a character with telekinesis at the start! Such a powerful ability is often overlooked in novels 🤦 Just look at how it's portrayed in anime and some older novels; telekinesis is definitely a top-tier (T0.5) ability, an all-rounder. It can scan like divine sense, and if strong enough, it can even scan into space and control meteorites to bring them down.

Classic Plot, Golden Finger, I Don't Eat Cilantro, I Don't Eat Beef, Exhilarating Battles, One Person's Blood Cannot Pay Off a Debt, Kill Kill Kill, Lu Ding Parallel Dimension Version

I read the latest chapter in one go; the pace was fast, and the action wasn't overwhelming. It was very enjoyable, with plenty of fighting and killing as expected. However, the author should be careful with the narrative elements, especially the "Red Will" and the figure of that giant.

Having read for over thirty years, there aren't many books that can keep an older man like me reading, especially those by Tomato. So far, it's a lighthearted read, not bad, but I don't know how it will turn out or if it will fall apart later. Anyway, the author has finished it.

A fast-paced, action-packed novel (the organization and leaders are close to the male protagonist, preventing him from doing anything beyond his level, and there's no crushing of kings; it's not like an invincible story. The male protagonist orders waves of monsters to fight their way up, which I initially thought would lead to a grand world-building, but it turns out to be about secret realms and vicious competition between different factions within humanity).

It's mindless and exhilarating! That's it, just sweep through everything, and you'll be the next Pangu!

Currently, in novels without a female lead who are all about power and decisive action, the main character is someone who clings to powerful figures. I haven't really seen much use for them. (Following updates) "Refreshing novels" are essentially a disguised form of monster-slaying and leveling up. (Abandoned)

Right now, he seems arrogant, cocky, invincible, and having a blast, hahaha.