Chinese Animation: Starting with The Outcast

Five stars isn't my limit, it's the limit of my Pomodoro time. In my opinion, I'll watch it even if I'm slacking off at work. Even if my boss finds out, it's not a big deal. I'll recommend it to my boss so we can watch it together, and I'll even offer him a cigarette so we can smoke and watch it together.

Super cool, it felt amazing. Especially the series "The Bad Guys". I'd never seen the anime version of "The Bad Guys" before. But after reading the book, I felt the characters were well-developed. In each subsequent world, the protagonist possesses invincible fighting power, capable of handling anything. And then there's the ending. I even recalled where the Commander-in-Chief was; he actually ascended to the Xia Lan realm.

This is one of the few books that doesn't involve conspiracy theories, and it deserves a high score for that alone! Because most conspiracy theories lead to out-of-character moments, which are forced distortions of character settings to create conflict... At least it's a pleasant read, and you don't have to constantly face the protagonist's unreasonable dissing of the original characters.

There's nothing seriously wrong with it, except that the character's personality changes a bit between the two dungeons. I hope it won't change every time it's in a later dungeon. Don't make it sound like he has a split personality.

It's pretty good. It's normal to have flaws; after all, I've never seen a fanfic of Bad Guys without any flaws.

The story spans six worlds, starting with *The Bad Guys*, then *Qin's Moon*, then *Tu Yao Xiao Hong Niang*, then *Super God Super Beast*, and finally ending with *Demon Child*. After *The Bad Guys*, the protagonist's power is virtually invincible. Of course, there are also quite a few harem characters in each world. Of these worlds, I think *The Bad Guys*, *Qin's Moon*, and *Demon Child* are the best written.

By the time of the Qin Dynasty, he seemed to have become a completely different person, cold and indifferent.

Author, what will you write about after the ending of Bad Guys? Is it: Xian Ni, Ling Long, The Young Swordsman, A Mortal's Journey to Immortality, Ling Zhu, Xia Lan, Cang Yuan Tu, Shepherd of the Gods?

It's pretty good, but since you're writing about multiple worlds, not just a single fanfic, each world shouldn't be too long.

The story progresses gradually from being a member of the Bad Guys to becoming the Dark Star Emperor, and finally, the Emperor. The multiple female leads develop their relationships naturally, with no one expressing love for every woman they meet.