The Undying Celestial Venerable of the City

It's better to have a protagonist like this; a tiger is a tiger, don't pretend to be a pig.

Dark? What is darkness? It's not about not being a saint or a simp, nor is it about the protagonist being a complete villain, anti-human, anti-social, and anti-world, killing everyone. It's about using any means necessary to achieve one's goals, wielding one's own destiny. Watching the protagonist train subordinates feels so ridiculous.

I've been reading for years, and this is truly an unparalleled dark fantasy novel. The writing is brilliant, and the protagonist's intelligence is exceptionally high, bringing the character to life. Even though I never review books, I'd give the author 5 stars. I only remembered the author's name because of this book. This book will be unsurpassable for the next 5, even 10 years.

🤭If you like absolutely dark stories, you definitely won't be able to finish this book. What kind of bullshit is this about severing ties and cutting off worldly ties? They said they were ruthless, but instead they're constantly playing the brotherhood card. This is the only book I've ever criticized on Qidian. I couldn't even finish it by skipping around. It's not dark enough.

Fatty, you're the best! Looking forward to your godhood soon! Having read so many novels over the years, this one is comparable to, and even surpasses, novels like *Battle Through the Heavens* and *Eternal Life*. 👍👍👍

No wonder nobody's reading this. Decisiveness and ruthlessness are good, but the author shouldn't forget that the protagonist is human. However, the protagonist of this book is anti-human; at least a billion humans have died directly or indirectly at his hands. If such a person were alive, humanity would probably be wiped out.

When will the new book be released? The author's writing style, which avoids being overly sentimental, is very enjoyable to read!

I started reading 11 years ago, and it's been so many years now. I used to read everything, but now that I've read so much, I've become more selective. These days, most novels are trash, all about harem protagonists and overly devoted women. Nine out of ten are about harems and women-obsessed characters. I'm sick of them all—they're all the same, with no originality whatsoever.

The protagonist's personality is somewhat pathetic; he's indecisive, soft-hearted, and believes that cultivating Tao requires accepting the gradual death of loved ones and friends. He's ruthless in achieving his goals, viewing all living beings as ants and women as mere skeletons, and his mind remains undisturbed. The author's writing is somewhat lenient.

Aside from the second book I finished reading, *The Great Ruler*, the urban setting was so-so, but the later immortal realm scenes were truly amazing! 🤭🤭