The Myriad Worlds Exchange

The danger level of the Tianlong world is high, so how would you rate the danger levels of the later Xianxia and Xuanhuan genres? Extremely high? Very high? Plenty of danger?

The protagonist's pretentiousness is too low; he's a real flaw, his level is too low, and he's far inferior to the strongest shopkeeper in the myriad realms.

I dislike stories without female leads, and I also dislike harem stories. To those who constantly advocate for stories without female leads, I just want to ask: If an ordinary, normal earthling meets several outstanding and beautiful women, I don't believe he wouldn't be tempted, unless he's a eunuch or gay.

After the system upgrade, she turned into a so-called cute girl, which is disgusting 😰. She even called the protagonist "good brother," which is utterly disgusting.

The real world is poison

Many readers want to kill off saintly characters like Duan Yu and Xu Zhu, but the author deliberately does the opposite. You're so clever, going against the readers. Goodbye, let's see how long you can keep this up.

They didn't kill Ye Erniang! If atonement were effective, what would be the point of the death penalty? If her crimes could be ignored simply because it could save more lives, there would be even more evil people in society, because the cost of crime would be reduced so drastically! So, author, you're truly a saint (after all, it wasn't your child who was killed, so you don't need revenge, and you can even use your worth to do some good, telling yourself you've helped more people, right? Trash!)

Of the similar novels, "The Strongest Shopkeeper in History" is the best written.

Compared to the strongest shopkeeper in all realms, there's still a gap; it doesn't flow smoothly.

After reading this book, I finally realized that so many of the main characters on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) are orphans... Time-travel novels always fall apart when they touch on reality, and this one is no exception.