A Giant Whale Carries an Auction House Through the Heavens!

It's quite good, not drawn out, and fast-paced. The downside is the apprenticeship system. It's not that taking on apprentices is inherently bad, but I personally feel it's too early. Since the book is titled "Myriad Realms Pavilion," which I understand means traveling to countless worlds and planes, it's already in the first world and has already taken on two apprentices. What about later?

The protagonist, Jun Jiuxiao, is the biggest highlight of the entire book, breaking away from the template of male protagonists in cultivation novels who are stern and devoted to cultivation: To the outside world, he is a mysterious pavilion master who controls treasures from all realms and intimidates powerful figures in a city.

It should be quite good, but around chapter 20 I hit a nerve (no offense, just my opinion). I felt the protagonist taking on disciples was a bit beneath him, so I stopped reading. The later chapters should be very exciting, since the beginning was very enjoyable, fast-paced, and had plenty of depth.

It's a good read, the plot is enjoyable, there are no awkward scenes, it's pure fun, and sometimes there's even food, which is quite appealing (๑> <๑). Even when encountering impressive female characters, it doesn't mean they have to marry the protagonist and become part of his harem; there are only normal character relationships (^-^).

The book is very detailed. The protagonist should focus on his auction, avoiding involvement in other matters. He should stay on topic, maintain momentum, and avoid excessive repetition, while adding fresh and engaging elements.

It's good! Pure, mindless enjoyment; anything illogical is excluded from the "wishful thinking" genre 😂 It has a touch of humanity and is quite humane, so I like it 😳 There's no ambiguous romance or unnecessary attempts to exploit the situation; although it feels a bit like a machine, it's acceptable.

My hope is that, without being hit by a car or struck by lightning, I'll suddenly wake up one day to find my body and soul intact, transported into the world within my notebook, becoming Qin Lin, and that the world's rules and characters are exactly as described in the notebook. This can definitely happen; as long as I remain steadfast, it definitely will.

Actually, it's alright. Unlike most novels where the villain only takes action after being insulted (it seems like only once so far), most of the time the villain first releases their cultivation level to let everyone know. But why the villain takes on disciples is unclear. I usually listen to audiobooks, and in other genres, you have to listen to the villain ramble on and on. In this book, there's only been one instance so far, and it was resolved quite quickly.

It's the same old trick of auctioning off apprentices.

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