The Primordial Heavens

During the entire writing process of the book, the protagonist did not encounter any sunshine. The protagonist has always preached, "I would rather let the world down than let the world let me down", always expressing a selfish idea. There is not a single positive character in the author's book. Everyone only thinks about themselves. No positive energy at all.

I hate the luck-based immortal cultivation novels the most. With things like dragon energy protecting the human emperor and the law not being applied to nobles, no novel with this kind of system has a good ending except for the cult leader. Even the cult leader has recently perished.

Killing decisively made me laugh. If the man has no grievances, I will just kill him. If the woman wants to kill you, why do you tell her that we have no grievances and no grudges? Why do you want to kill me?

After reading the first dozen or so chapters, I found that the protagonist is truly morally corrupt and selfish. He kills a complete stranger with whom he has no conflict or connection for treasure just for his own benefit, showing absolutely no positive energy. It's not exactly dark, but it's still pretty unpleasant. I'd love to see the protagonist get killed by some powerful figure who just happens to be passing by, even though that's impossible, just because he's the protagonist.

I just read the first chapter. He leaps down more than 30 meters, which is the height of a dozen or so stories. He's performing martial arts up there. Can people below see him clearly?

The dark flow is not a problem, but this is the first time I have seen the protagonist who repays kindness with vengeance. After repaying kindness with vengeance, the author wrote a bunch of bullshit to tell the protagonist that he was right and that it was awesome. The overall score of this book is 7\10 points, and the author's score is 404. Vomit

Abandon Huanzhen, abandon a page, the Primordial Heavens, the Yellow Court Heavens, Xun Shaoyu, Xun Shaoguan? 🤔

There are fifty or sixty long chapters, some cheating, some luck, some treasures, some traveling through the heavens, but the reality is that not a single realm has been broken through 🤭🤭

It pops up in this book. But it's never been covered in gold. Add gold, add gold, add gold.

It's truly pathetic. The "saintly" figure, because of her boundless generosity, ultimately harmed herself and others, and was thus despised, transforming from a paragon of virtue into a derogatory term. At least she was still human, just excessively kind.