The Way of Heaven in Golden Light

A simple summary of the Jin Guang timeline, adapted from Bilibili user "". 100-80 Years before the Jiazi cycle Yao Guangxiao entered the Earth Gate, while Fahai left with the Purple Gold Bowl. Meanwhile, an explosion occurred in another region, Qi Tianshou Jia caused the Fengyun Stele to open ahead of schedule, Mu Lancheng obtained the number one sword in the world, was defeated by Li Chenyuan's…

The author should go back and watch more of the show! He's writing this without even finishing the plot. Hei Bai Lang Jun knew Yue Ling Xiu before the Demon God invaded the Spirit Realm, which coincided with the opening of the Wind and Cloud Stele. It was also the day Ren Piao Miao, Cang Jing Ren, and Du Yan Long first inscribed their names on the Wind and Cloud Stele.

Those who say the protagonist is using the Demon Realm for military training, I just wonder, does the protagonist even have any troops? Using the Demon Realm for training without any subordinates just feels so awkward. In the last few chapters, the protagonist seems awkward; he wants to train troops, but he doesn't have any.

Let me tell you what happens next. The author insisted on updating once a day, but readers weren't satisfied with just one chapter a day, so they started "resting" the book. This caused a sudden drop in the author's earnings. Seeing this, the author assumed it was due to the book's subject matter and decided to quit, starting a new book.

Xiao Kong uses a knife, named (Rebellious God). Xiao Kong isn't a swordsman, so why is he taking Mo Lisao as his master? Does that mean he's stopped practicing with the knife?

I feel that Jin Guang's best work is the one next door with a protagonist named Shi Qianhan. The plot is good, and it's a harem story. It's a pity that even though he has already taken in Taiyue Huangjin and Li Jianshi, he didn't take in the fifth prince. How can that be?

Keep it up! Keep it up! The only remaining Golden Light author! To be honest, I especially admire authors who dare to write about Golden Light. Keep it up!

If you're not updating anymore, just let me know. I can understand, since writing Jin Guang is difficult right now.

Please don't cut it; there are really too few living authors of Jin Guang.

This book is doomed. I've never seen an author like this before—neither writing nor issuing a public announcement.