Bronze Ballad

Is it appropriate to start poisoning the world with just the first chapter? The eldest son of a family is scolded by servants, his goddess mother is seduced by his loser father, and he's still a loser in the story.

The half-immortal civilization suddenly went offline while I was listening to it 😥

Hmm, this book is steeped in typical fantasy novel tropes. The protagonist claims at the grand ceremony that he doesn't want to show off, knowing that power is fundamental, but then there's the usual pretentious posturing and face-slapping clichés. And... Hmm, I didn't see the protagonist being particularly domineering or transcendent, nor did I sense even a trace of immortality.

A different world, a different book.

You cultivate immortality, but we're not even in the same system. What's the point of pretending and getting slapped in the face? You've endured so much ridicule for years, and then you finally come out to escape? What's the point? Just kill that servant, flee, and wait until you've achieved immortality before dealing with karma. That's much more classy. What's the point of jumping around in a small family? Just for the sake of manipulation and creating conflict?

Honestly, after watching for so long, what the hell is the difference between cultivating immortality and cultivating divinity?

Why do we always see things like, "I glared at my servant and got beaten up," or "I'm a member of the family, but a servant can bully me"? It feels like a crime! Even in a "trash-to-riches" story, this is a forced attempt at plot coherence! I've never felt that if I bullied my brother, my father wouldn't beat me. Why is it acceptable in your stories? It's so weird!

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This is really well written (✪▽✪), keep it up!

What kind of nonsense is this? It's incomprehensible.