Crushing the Heavens

After so many years, I've sunk so low that I even have to read new books with tens of thousands of words. The year before last, I always finished a book; last year, I was reading new books; this year, I'm always looking for books; next year, I estimate I'll be in a book drought all year; the year after that, I'll start writing a book that satisfies me; and the year after that, I'll be old and dead.

What does it mean to be a Quasi-Saint? Without a solid foundation, even a Golden Immortal is impossible. Great Luo Golden Immortals are unique in all realms, so their fall is simply their fall.

They all seem foolish, thinking that changing the emperor will bring peace to the world; they're rotten to the core.

I'm not sure whether to say it's good or bad. Are there any gaps in the story? It felt like I was skipping around.

Why are there no top-tier authors for this type of book?

Whenever I encounter an author who has been to the palace, I basically block them.

Since stepping out of the Three Realms and Five Elements, becoming a Great Luo Immortal, touching the laws, entering the Quasi-Saint realm, and initially mastering the laws, to unknowingly having to rebuild his cultivation, wouldn't it be as if he had lost his magical power? Would he then be so incompetent?! That can only mean it's all an illusion.

No contract signed? Or did some editor mislead you by saying there was no hope, thus dampening your enthusiasm?

Author, aren't you afraid of going insane or developing a split personality while simultaneously writing two books about traversing different worlds?

Not enough killing intent, go ahead and slaughter them until the world is turned upside down!