Fewer Crimes in Cultivation, Back to the City

The previous chapters described the protagonist as having divine consciousness; in Chapter Ten, the protagonist, sitting in the back, cannot see the faces of those in front of him.

What's the point of writing a novel if it's constantly filled with torture and abuse? Who the hell would read a novel with absolutely no satisfying moments and only pure torture? Is the author a masochist?

The protagonist does seem a bit dim-witted...

It gets worse and worse as it goes on; the parts set in the city were alright at first.

I want to say: Why does this book get worse and worse? The reason I followed this book was because the first few chapters were really good, with both joy and tears, which gave me the determination to keep reading (I remember when it was only updated to chapter 153, seeing how slowly the author updated, I would open QQ Reading every day to check if Zui Shao had updated, but now I don't have that…

In a past life, a Celestial Emperor encountered a king from a lower-level plane who blindly fawned over him.

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This book was alright when I read it more than ten years ago, but now it seems like it's for the mentally challenged.