Myriad Heavens Skill Panel

I strongly suspect the author has a sister complex; the author most likely has an older sister.

Here's a suggestion: the protagonist's first experience monster, Shiraki, tears his friend apart with his bare hands right from the start. Later, he becomes a puppeteer with almost zero melee ability, and he even appears right in front of the protagonist to expose his weakness, as if afraid the protagonist wouldn't know.

This book is truly wonderful! Especially the part about the gods of the ocean, it's really captivating ฅ՞•ﻌ•՞ฅ Author, please come back and update soon!

I can't understand a Chinese author writing in the same style as Japanese anime—it's rambling and unpleasant to read, so I left.

I've read 60 chapters and I feel really upset. The main problem is the plot progression. This book is basically all about fighting, fighting, and more fighting, and there are a lot of redundant descriptions during the fights, especially the repeated use of the words "ominous" and "endless." There was almost no plot progression; it was just constant fighting without any story development.

Why are good novels generally not very popular? This is a very serious question!

The fight choreography could use some work; it's been the same type for several worlds in a row... The villains are inexplicably overconfident, and the protagonist could easily crush them, yet... I hope the author can condense the fight scenes; they're too drawn out.

The author must really hate people with the surname Lin; eight out of ten of the dead villains have that surname.

I really love the Sea Goddess Mother; please write more stories about characters like her.

I suggest watching only the beginning; the later parts are full of older sisters and mothers who seem to like you, which is disgusting and perverted.