Defying the Myriad Worlds

At first, I thought the protagonist was a cool little prince, and I thought I had found some good fortune. But in the blink of an eye, the protagonist turned into a passionate little stallion. I hate myself for being blind.

I suggest you don't write Jin Yong's works; just skip them. Writing about Jin Yong's books will get you censored. Jin Yong himself took legal action to protect his copyright a few years ago. Now, on Qidian, people generally avoid writing Jin Yong's works in the infinite flow and time-travel genres because if they're even slightly good, they'll be censored, with large chapters being rewritten…

I never pity able-bodied beggars. I even hate and find them disgusting. I've even heard that some young beggars are controlled by shady, exploitative beggars. Some beggars even steal children. In short, I hope all such beggars die out.

Another book criticizing Xiaoyan. Actually, Xiaoyan is a bit impulsive and a bit of a fool, but he's not stupid, nor is he as arrogant as portrayed in the book. He has many immature aspects in his personality; after all, he's just a child, a young man. You can't expect him to be as cunning and shrewd as an old man. This is too dark, it's a bit...

Why another harem? Can't they just find a female character in every world? And this guy's a martial arts fanatic... Infinite flow stories shouldn't have female leads, especially single-character infinite ones...

The author says in the book that he gave it a 2.0 Rating, and some people are giving it bad reviews. It's hilarious. Doesn't he have any idea what kind of book he wrote?

This is so good! The author has written such a wonderful book with such a captivating plot. Please be sure to send me your home address; I want to personally come and thank you.

He becomes a great sage in the middle, yet he's mocked four or five times by a few insignificant figures without ever teaching them a lesson. Later, he's even beaten by those same people without retaliating, only intervening when they touch his own sister. Every time they mock him, he says it's like an ant barking before a dragon—not worth the effort. It's utterly disgusting.

Holy crap, a book from 2018 is still on the Daily Poison Guide. Are there no new books with potential in the "Infinite Heavens" category lately?

Using the title of Demon Lord while doing good deeds? That's too saintly. Am I supposed to be watching a protagonist doing good deeds across countless worlds? Goodbye.