Mythology: I Am a Legend

The first floor is capped at 20,000 yuan, a small token of my appreciation. My income is average; I hope you won't find it too little.

The book starts well, but unfortunately, the author deliberately uses outdated urban fantasy tropes to artificially lower its quality, making it feel anticlimactic rather than truly engaging. This is because the author clings to old urban fantasy tropes, resulting in a rushed and unsatisfying ending. (These are just my personal opinions; please refrain from criticism.)

Um (⊙o⊙)… I don't know why so many people are hooked!!!! In my opinion, there aren't any major flaws; the author's idea is good. However, if you write it this way, the author needs to polish the later parts about the grand era, otherwise it would be a shame if it falls apart. It has a refreshing feel! Keep it up! It's supposed to be a novel, but you're trying to interpret it as reality.

I have just one question: when will you be able to write a complete novel without abandoning it or leaving it with a bad ending?

What the heck is this timeline?! 🤔🤔🤔

The writing is terrible. Ancient martial arts families are fine, but please don't make them appear like they're just random cabbages, like you could find them at any pharmacy. It's ridiculous. Also, that "older sister" character is a major flaw. Either introduce her earlier or don't include her at all.

This is garbage! The protagonist had almost finished his work in the Three Kingdoms period, just one last step away, but then they forcibly sent him back to the modern era, leaving his older brother in a coma. Everything the protagonist did was just to benefit someone else. Then all his achievements were destroyed, even his very existence was erased. Everything he did was for nothing.

I couldn't take it anymore after chapter 50. The formula is one thing, but the characters just seem mindless. I advise anyone thinking of jumping in to watch without thinking.

He's already a figure of authority, yet he's constantly doing global interviews and live streams, constantly shocking and exciting netizens worldwide, constantly mentioning how governments around the world are reacting—are you from UC's "Shocking News Department"? Don't the powerful have any shame? Don't important figures have any dignity?

Why hide it? It's the tradition you passed down. You want to write about a protagonist who's incredibly talented and sophisticated, but it just doesn't feel right to read. There's no satisfying feeling of smugness.