Yuan Tiangang's Scheme? I, Li Cunxu, Won't Play Along!

The author has also pushed the body refinement to the Great Celestial Realm! With two Great Celestial Realms, one is truly invincible. Such physical invulnerability eliminates fear of sneak attacks, hidden weapons, and even poisonous insects. The entire body is trained to be without any weaknesses, practically indestructible.

Overall, it's pretty good. I recently saw the author struggling with the question of whether skilled players could be allowed to directly enter and open the gates during sieges. What I'm trying to say is that these kinds of details are completely unimportant; you can write it however you want.

It's alright. Many people say they weren't satisfied with the beginning, which is normal. Anyone who has actually read *The Bad Guys* knows that unless you have an incredibly overpowered ability, if Yuan Tiangang is alive, you either have to fawn over Li Xingyun or find a way to survive until Yuan Tiangang dies. This is why many *The Bad Guys* novels feature protagonists on Li Xingyun's or Yuan Tiangang's side—because their side is really exciting.

Chi Meng can practice the Meteorite Gu, Yelü Zhiwu can practice forbidden shamanic arts, and Shangqing can practice the Elixir of Immortality. The Meteorite Gu is implanted into someone else's body, who then consumes the Elixir of Immortality to dilute its potent effects. The Gu worms devour the flesh and blood, inheriting the Elixir of Immortality.

So far, it's been written quite well, with fine details and logical consistency, much better than the previous book. However, the word count is still too low. I hope for faster updates and that there won't be any hiatus.

The rating is a bit low, but it's still quite good to watch. The plot is good, and there are currently only three or four female leads. The biggest highlight is the addition of Chi Meng, which fulfills a regret from the anime. Chi Meng is the first to fall in love with the male lead, and even the Empress's status isn't as high as Chi Meng's, making Chi Meng essentially the main female lead.

"Urging the Ode" I admire your magnificent writing, and my heart pounds with longing. I recall the initial amazement upon reading it, a feeling as refreshing as a spring breeze. To behold the exquisite beauty of the words is like being draped in brocade. Whenever I unroll a book and ponder deeply, I often forget to eat and forget the midday.

I've seen 52 chapters so far, and the overall impression is good. It doesn't completely follow the plot, but it has the feel of *Painting Rivers and Lakes*! Consider it a decent read! Temporary rating: 8/10 It's tied with 196 pages! You can read it if you're looking for something to read. It has minor flaws, but nothing too bad, and nothing particularly outstanding or exciting either!

It's pretty good, isn't it? Although I've only seen the movie and a few short videos of "The Bad Guys," it doesn't stop me from enjoying it. I've read several "The Bad Guys" novels, and this is the first one that made me understand the relationships between the characters.

It's pretty good. I like the main character's personality; it's not drawn out or padded. The only slight surprise was the jump in the storyline involving Yuan Tiangang and Li Keyong, but it's still okay. I'm looking forward to seeing Li Zhaozhao, the main character, and the other Corpse Ancestors.