Coiling Dragon: Infinite Evolution

In essence, the path to transcendence in Panlong is about surviving in the Hongmeng Space. Think about it: what was the Hongmeng Space in the beginning? The Golden List, Hongmeng, and the world created by Hongmeng. Therefore, Lin Lei's path to transcendence is essentially in line with Hongmeng, an existence that can survive in the Hongmeng Space.

There's no point in watching this anymore; it's so idiotic. A level two warrior survived stealing from the Sanctuary? He talks about loving his family and being responsible, but then he acts all high and mighty like a duke's son in the city. Are you worried your parents won't die soon enough?

This protagonist feels like a clown; his actions are too childish. Honestly, while a transmigrator's cheat ability is powerful, the most important thing is to have brains to work with! I didn't see a single brain in this protagonist. I didn't understand how he survived the several life-threatening crises in the story! The author's writing is too far-fetched.

The story is a cycle of endless boasting and face-slapping, with mediocre writing and plot. Each climax is glossed over before the rest of the boasting and face-slapping continues, and then when he can't win, a woman comes to his rescue. This book is a recurring cycle of showing off and being slapped in the face, and then being slapped and living off a woman. The female priest always comes to the rescue of the protagonist after his failed attempts to show off.

I haven't read the book, but I checked the table of contents. It says that after Panlong transcends, he goes to the Nine Cauldrons world. Is there some mistake in his thinking? Is he out of his mind?

Is this still Panlong if it's all conspiracies and schemes?

The author has so many plot holes earlier on, it's beyond words. Please put more effort into writing! Do people on the Yulan Continent even know about the Supreme God? Aside from Beirut, probably no one else does. Even knowing about the Main God is questionable. Besides, not everyone knows Beirut's name. For example, the protagonist was Hogger as a child, and nobody even knew he was a god.

Did the author actually read Panlong carefully? After reaching the Saint Realm, one no longer needs to eat; their life form has changed. I've never heard of a god-level being starving to death. It can't be too far-fetched. The author should go back and read Panlong again before writing. Fan fiction shouldn't deviate too much from the original setting; too much deviation is off-putting.

If you don't mind that this book was abandoned, you can continue reading.

Hello everyone, I'm also a fan of Panlong. I've started a new book called Panlong: White Tiger Shura, you can check it out. If you like fast-paced, action-packed stories, you can start from volume two.