Six-Eared Macaque Stirs Up Honghuang

Knowing full well the trope of "the law must not be passed on to six ears," the protagonist still eavesdrops. If he doesn't die, who will?!

It's terrible. The protagonist is an idiot. And he's not from the future, so how can he say things like, "Ah, mountains, you're still so tall; water, you're still so white; trees, you're still so tall; sky, you're still so vast"? These lines are in Chapter 5. Also, why does the protagonist call himself Sun Miao instead of Liu Er? He's not from the future! Is the author an idiot?

There are too many chapters that are not available...

The One Yuan Society is ten thousand years? Who taught you that? Can you please stop contradicting such common sense?

I'll light some incense and burn some paper money while I'm at it.

I think the primordial world the author describes is even worse than our Earth.

Haha, knowing he was caught eavesdropping on a sermon by the Dao Ancestor, he still went to his death. It's a miracle the protagonist didn't die!

A mystery remains: the White Tiger's departure was suspicious.

The author seems unable to write such a grand scene; it just feels a bit off...

Oh, here you go, Mingming, oh, Redmi, you give me...