The Ears of Evolution

Beginning with Earth, the spiritual energy of the entire universe is revived, the laws of nature change, and eras shift. Guo Ruo awakens a strange talent: he can hear sounds inaudible to ordinary people, and he can sense the obsessions of mysterious entities. By helping those entities eliminate their obsessions, he can gain attribute points, skill points, and other things…

The later parts were indeed not as good as the earlier ones. Was it because the grades were not good and you wanted to finish the book as soon as possible?

The plot always progresses inexplicably.

The concept is okay, the writing is so-so, and the most disgusting thing is that there are always some random gangsters who have the power to control everything. They kill two small-time thugs and then they will not stop until they are dead. They hunt down the protagonist all over the country and the world, forcing conflicts.

The book started well, with decent ideas, but it lost its grip halfway through, the entire system collapsed, and it lacked a sense of contemporary relatability. I think there are two problems: First, most readers are ordinary people, and the desire for the extraordinary to coexist with the ordinary, giving ordinary people a chance to rise, is what most people aspire to.

Sigh, the subject matter and concept are both good, but the writing is incomprehensible.

Author, below the Three Rivers lies the Eye of Fate. What are your thoughts on this?

If you can't write about murder and fighting, then don't try to write about it.

The beginning was good, but I found the later parts a bit hard to understand.

See Wing Chun, walk away