I, Ye Shunguang, Am Disabled but Determined!

It's quite interesting, and the writing is good. However, the beginning describes losing all five senses, yet the character relies on divine sense to perceive things, making it seem like the loss is essentially meaningless. Adding more detailed descriptions would be better; otherwise, what's the point of describing the loss? Writing three books at the same time, is the author working that hard?

Ignoring some things, it's still quite enjoyable. 🍉🍉🍉 (Possible drawbacks: 1. Forced to sleep and have his memories checked by the Joyful Sect Master, and then kicked out by Xing. 2. A transmigrator based on Xiao Yan's template)

I'm already looking forward to Xiaoguang's rampage! It's so frustrating, I can't watch anymore. The protagonist is invincible but keeps getting beaten up, his heart has been ripped out twice, and he's immortal thanks to his abundant divine body. He tries to catch his enemies but can't, and then just leaves because he finds it too troublesome. I don't know if the protagonist is angry, but I'm so frustrated that I can't watch anymore.

The protagonist is Li Huowang in the new era.

It's really good. Although there are a few minor flaws, it's still very enjoyable to watch if you just ignore your brain. 🤭

I've also read other works by this author; the stories are all very interesting, high-quality works with sound logic. It's a pity that they stopped updating after the 100th page. I'm eagerly awaiting more updates.

The author has planted too many foreshadowing elements; I wonder when they will be resolved?

There are a few minor issues: the transitions between the two worlds could be better, and the protagonist's memories could be made more natural. Otherwise, it's fine. Overall, it's very good.

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I really like it, but when will the author continue updating?