[From the start, a spoiler]: Hun Tiandi smashes up his seclusion chamber, discovers Battle Through the Heavens, and sees his own ending: being sealed away.
[A god-tier twist]: Hun Tiandi makes a decisive choice: “Killing Xiao Yan is too risky. Better to bring him over to our side!”
[Wutan City in turmoil]: The Hun Clan's elite arrive. Hun Tiandi tells the bewildered Xiao Yan, “Young man, marry into the Hun Clan, and we'll give you all the resources you need.”
[First big spender move]: Hun Tiandi casually gives away a high-grade Xuan-rank cultivation technique as a “meeting gift,” stunning everyone in the Xiao family.
[Xiao Yan's choice]: Faced with overwhelming strength and abundant resources, Xiao Yan chooses “strategic compromise” to protect his family.
The beginning is good. The first few chapters are at least full of attraction. I hope it can continue to keep the laughter in the future. I have read almost all the novels in the Qidian and Tomato categories, and I think this one should be considered the best. If you dare to be a eunuch, the author's ID card will grow bloody and fleshy like crazy (I'm kidding, don't be afraid. But if you enter the palace, author, I will draw circles and curse you) I have finished reading it all, and I personally think there is only one reason for the poor performance... Well, yes, it is the book title scam. The entire story is told from Xiao Huohuo's perspective, but the introduction and beginning give the impression that it is written from the villain's perspective, so the main text is somewhat disconnected from readers' expectations? This is just my personal opinion
There are many differences from the original work in details, but overall it is barely readable.
It's pretty good. It adds new content based on the original plot. It's great to watch!