Ultimate Dao Monsters and Ghosts

The author lacks experience in writing novels and doesn't know how to revise them. Seeing the comments, they panicked and changed things according to the readers' ideas, which is not good. As an experienced writer, I'm telling you, don't express your own ideas or explain them. You can revise it like this: put the changes in the next chapter.

I just saw it was released and I have some thoughts: Why is the protagonist so disliked by readers? Because the author created a chaotic and evil protagonist who acts illogically. Popular protagonists in dark fantasy novels are often lawful evil because readers can understand their logic; there's a reason why they kill or commit arson, and there's a reason why they spare lives.

The protagonist who gets lost can be called a chivalrous hero, but the author's protagonist can only be called scum. Both are insults to the word "scum."

Even dark fantasy stories should have some moral boundaries, right? Why did the protagonist kill the scholar who saved him? He has absolutely no moral compass. You can disregard life, you can kill, but at least you should act like a human being, have a sense of right and wrong to sustain your will to live. Frankly, the protagonist isn't even human anymore. I'm dropping this book; it's too morally reprehensible, too anti-human.

A daily rant. Waiting for the author to give me extra chapters because of my diligence. Honestly, what should I rant about? Updates? Or what? Never mind. The author has done their best. Today, let's rant about the author's pen name: "Crab Slowly Crawling." This name is just so weak. Crabs don't actually crawl slow. Why tell them to crawl slowly? Can't you learn from their names?

I've read up to chapter 180, and the protagonist is utter trash. He indiscriminately kills innocent people and relies too much on the power of the boss within him, even though he knows that boss will betray him. If it were a work by the author Gun Kai, they would probably try to raise the limits of his martial arts or address the hidden dangers of the boss within him. What I see now is just a brainless idiot recklessly charging around.

Book reviews are truly disgusting. Just because the author isn't as famous as Gun Kai, Gun Kai's books always get good reviews no matter what the plot is like, while the author's books always get criticized no matter what, with accusations of plagiarism and trying to gain attention.

Are you all stupid? Don't you know this is dark fiction? What kind of moral compass are you using? If you don't like it, go read your saintly stories.

The author's portrayal of the protagonist is problematic. While the protagonist's dark and cold-blooded nature isn't the main issue, the problem lies in the author's weak writing style and insufficient understanding of the complexities of human nature. The protagonist is riddled with plot holes, which drags down the entire work. Readers can check the comments within the book; most express similar opinions.

I read dozens of chapters, but I couldn't continue. If we're born as human beings and lose even basic humanity, are we still human?