Infinite Instances Across the Myriad Worlds

The author clearly didn't put any effort into this. Why didn't they research the Warring States period when writing *Nine Songs of the Sky*? Who told you that scholars in the Warring States period were powerless? Who told you that silver could be used as currency during the Warring States period? Also, it's worth mentioning that the system spirit setting is really toxic!

This isn't for adults, it's for minors. I was disgusted after reading three or four chapters. The protagonist gets struck by lightning and transmigrates, then he gets a system with an intelligent system spirit inside. The protagonist and the system spirit even recognize each other as siblings... This opening is exactly what a failed author from over ten years ago would write.

My opinion on this book can only be described as baffling. I have absolutely no idea what the protagonist is doing. He hasn't even reached the maximum level of cultivation in one world before he jumps off to another. I was speechless. What's even more ridiculous is that the author keeps inflating the power levels of Douluo Continent. A Soul Emperor is equivalent to a Nascent Soul?

After reading this book, I was deeply moved. I never imagined that such a divine book existed in this world, yet it remains unknown and unseen by the world—what a pity! This book boasts a wildly imaginative concept and unparalleled writing style. Even the smallest detail is described with exquisite detail and without a single flaw!

If you're going to create a harem, then don't write about the beauties you don't want to include. What I hate most is writing about them and then not including them, while also acting as a pimp for others. Who cares about the feelings of the supporting characters anyway?

I'd like to ask, what was the use of silver during the Warring States period? Was it just embarrassing? Although Qin Shi Huang's copper coins hadn't been issued yet, and each state had its own currency, the most famous being knife-shaped coins, their currencies were primarily made of copper. What use were small pieces of silver then?

I'm sorry, but I'm really sorry to discourage you from reading "Sympathy for the Peasants." Do people from the Warring States period really understand Tang poetry? Maybe my history and language skills are lacking; please don't try to fool me.

Can't even beat a Title Douluo in DNF's second awakening mode? …

To be honest, this book doesn't offer much improvement; it's practically a carbon copy of the previous one. I don't mind harem novels, but the protagonist's methods of acquiring women are utterly insane. The key issue is that the protagonist's methods are completely devoid of intelligence, yet all the female characters seem to have become naive and easily swayed, believing everything the…

You can't watch it if the system calls you "brother"! It's extremely toxic.