High Martial: I Forge My Own Legend with Lies

In my opinion, it would be better to remove the behind-the-scenes. The protagonist attaches his consciousness to the clone in another world and then does it himself. There is no behind-the-scenes at all.

Who wants to read about low-level people cultivating immortals now? It must be a modern fool. Isn't the fun part of this kind of book is to fool others and show themselves to be saints in front of others?

I found a good article. The world setting is very interesting. The protagonist, who I have always liked, can go to other worlds and return to the modern world, and bring back some skills and items. The protagonist setting is also very interesting. He is a big liar. People who deceive others believe in blessing themselves to become gods, and they do not help for no reason. Everything is based on their own interests. And as concise as it is, there is no CP and there are not a bunch of inexplicable female characters. The characters that appear have a certain meaning and it will not make people feel that the male-to-female ratio of the supporting characters is unbalanced and that they want to open a harem or something. Hope it will continue until the end.

The logic is still okay, but there are a lot of foreshadowing elements, and there are relatively few exciting points. In other words, it is still foreshadowing, and it is a bit delayed. I personally feel that the key to making lies come true is to make people believe the lies. But I feel like the protagonist is used as an auxiliary, and he still relies on himself to master things.

I don't know why this book has a very low rating. I think this book is already a rare masterpiece. His analysis of the shaping of the worldview and the various hangups of the protagonist has a very reasonable source. Moreover, some of the descriptions of different worlds are quite consistent. Then, step by step, we can access the reasons for the changes in the world, as well as the abilities gained from each world. Every time we get new abilities, we can cope with new crises. If we grow step by step, we can directly dominate one side when all the worlds are connected. There are no strong logical problems in it, and the literary talent is also good. It is really unfair to get such a low score.

It's a good read, but I'd rather see the male protagonist show his saintliness in front of modern people. The time-travel story should be shorter. After all, showing his saintliness in front of people is the highlight of this book. It's worth praising that the ratio of male to female in the important characters is very balanced, and it's very comfortable to describe the female characters.

You are the bright star in the sky, shining with charming brilliance; you are the agile fish in the water, making ripples; you are the blooming flower in the flowers, attracting my attention. Quietly, my heart is filled with you!

It's a bit short. This kind of novel usually starts with a few hundred chapters, but after reading it, I thought it was quite interesting. Sometimes the fake is true and the truth is also false. Sometimes there is nothing but nothing.

It's very interesting. The elements I like are lies coming true + cultivation + godhood. So far, the protagonist's intelligence is nothing interesting.

Why do you have the nerve to post it when it's so short? Finished reading it in a short time