Supreme Treasure Seal

What is freedom? I don't think it's about being able to do whatever you want, but rather about being able to choose not to do what you don't want to do.

Let me recommend God Milo X Taiyin Xingjun Amidst wisps of smoke and drifting shadows, the Emperor and the Star Lord drank together. The golden palaces and pavilions have been visited three times, the lights are dim, and the moonlight is hazy. Mingwei held a glass cup, dressed in a plain robe, her beauty as bright as the moon in the sky and as clear as a mountain spring.

After reading a few chapters, I thought the theme was good, but I felt it was a bit dissonant. The protagonist was too murderous and lacked immortality. I think Xian Xia is either a chessboard with all beings as pawns, or a Xia Xia.

Well, the protagonist's been incredibly unlucky. He's always fighting. Either he's fighting, or he's on his way to fight. And he's always fighting people who are more skilled than him. He seems to be doing it all with ease, but he can't seem to defeat them. It's a very difficult fight for him.

The characters' actions are illogical, their combat abilities are vaguely differentiated, and the convoluted language reveals a light novel-style set of values ​​and behavioral logic. It's a waste of a potentially great premise. The first thirty chapters cover all aspects of martial arts, cultivation, divinity, Buddhism, and witchcraft. It feels like the author isn't writing a story, but rather rushing to introduce new concepts through the story, putting the cart before the horse.

That's so little! I also hope the author can extend the timeline. I hate people who become powerful after only a few years of cultivation. Please help!

Human dragon energy is lower than that of the Heavenly Dao, so how could human dragon energy suppress Heavenly Dao cultivators? I hope the author can make this more reasonable.

Well... After reading over fifty chapters, I haven't seen the protagonist take a break at all. He's either fighting or on his way to a fight, and there are conspiracies and schemes everywhere... I can't read on anymore, it's too tragic! 😭😭😭

The author's intentions are good! The path of immortality values ​​life, and you don't want to kill—that's understandable. But!!! They're practically pointing a finger at you and cursing, they've even threatened you with a knife, and all you're thinking about is that killing is wrong, and showing mercy—get it!

This novel is probably ruined by the protagonist's overly repressed nature; he's a pawn constantly being manipulated and controlled, someone anyone can use to punish him when they're unhappy.