I Have a Cheat Called the Classic of Mountains and Seas

Let's discuss this. If our leaders really discovered someone like the protagonist, and their first order was to arrest him, it feels like they must have been blinded by greed. Would it be wiser to lay down your weapons, be gentler, and choose to negotiate and cooperate with the protagonist?

The New Classic of Mountains and Seas describes a beast with snow-white fur, long ears, and an earthy nature. It loves to eat eagle sauce, but upon encountering a bear, it instantly becomes a freeloader, constantly muttering about money and women, and even thanking the big boss for releasing an album.

Hello author, I am a reader. Your book is very well written; I personally think it is excellent. Novels like the Classic of Mountains and Seas are rarely written, and almost no one reads them, except for professors who study the book. Because it's entirely written in classical Chinese, modern readers find it tiring and some parts incomprehensible.

It's obvious the author has been targeted by a spoofing account, a level 4 account with almost zero collections, subscriptions, monthly tickets, and recommendation votes. It's almost certain that someone is jealous and feels inferior, which is incredibly despicable! Pat the author on the head. If someone criticizes you, it means you write well. If someone can't beat you, they can only resort to such shameless means! Keep up the good work! Keep it up!

A bunch of accounts that've only been around for a little over ten days have the nerve to come and criticize this book with their very first comment? It's hilarious. Okay, stop criticizing, haters, please be quiet for a bit.

I personally like the Classic of Mountains and Seas, so I came to check it out, only to find a bunch of trolls. I was completely baffled. Clicking through, I discovered they were all 10-day-old alt accounts. It's ridiculous! Is reading a novel really this disgusting now? It's true what they say, wherever there are people, there's a saga.

I've become increasingly annoyed with the protagonist ever since "The Deer and the Sword." I don't understand why he has to use the excuse of too many herbivores disrupting the ecological balance. He can just kill them whenever he wants. Honestly, the ecosystem is perfectly balanced wherever there are no humans. Wherever humans go, the ecosystem is inevitably disrupted.

Some people still check bestseller lists before reading books. Some people still refer to the book review section before reading a book. I don't know if the book is bad or not. I don't know if the author manipulated the data. However, it is obvious that someone launched a black-water army to flood the forum. And extremely unprofessional. It's clearly malicious, not just a disguised reader opinion; it's a bad review! Are online trolls and haters this careless these days? Tsk tsk...

Being locked up in a bulletproof glass room like a monkey, and forced to make a deal—the protagonist is a bit dim-witted. He should have just brought back the water and run! He should find a quiet place in reality to go to the Classic of Mountains and Seas, bring back some useful things. Those who want to control him should be dealt with harshly.

The beginning was too toxic. The protagonist was caught buying gold, then investigated, and urgently fled to the Classic of Mountains and Seas—up to this point, things were still normal. But then this kind of disappearance, resembling a superpower incident, occurs. This is beyond the capabilities of a local police force; it requires at least the armed police or even the military to handle!