The Legend of Luo Xiaohei: I Turned into a Cat Too

I still feel that there are flaws. First of all, the author's description of the timeline is different from the original work. When he was in Lanxi Town, Diting was still a child and was not King Ming's main combat subordinate at all. The combat power of Naga was obviously exaggerated. They were all gods. Although Infinite was in the human stage at the time and had not become an immortal, Lao Jun was not that weak at all. He also placed the only key to victory on the protagonist. Maybe it was for this reason. It highlights the importance of the protagonist, but it still looks awkward. Another god of Lanxi Town is Yandi. I didn't see him appear at all, and Prince Ming is Laojun's apprentice, but they don't have a good relationship. Prince Ming even hates Laojun, so it's impossible to sit with Laojun without any grudges. Did the author read the comics of Lanxi Town carefully? I feel like I know these people and got together.

How do you rate it... I haven't watched Luo Xiaohei, but at least I enjoyed watching it, at least in the early stages. It can be regarded as an invincible novel. After all, the protagonist has so many abilities, and relies on these abilities to survive every crisis with seemingly difficulty. Yes, all crises are passed "difficultly" like this. Almost all the protagonists discover subtle weaknesses and solve them by relying on their abilities. Later, because he used his causal ability to solve a big boss, he lost all nine of his lives, and then he was reborn in Nirvana (the memory was also gone and then gradually came back). The key to this method was that Lao Jun asked him to do it. It was quite speechless. Also, I have read several books by Luo Xiaohei, but there is no trace of Luo Xiaohei in any of them. Is this a feature of fan fiction?

Come on, author