The Supreme Heavenly Decree

I really don't understand why a normal protagonist would need to practice a drunken gait. When you're fast enough, just go for it! What's the point of all that fancy stuff?

I don't recommend it to long-time readers... It has quite a few flaws.

It's quite good, but why question the city guard in chapter 34? What benefit would it bring to expose him? Honestly, given the circumstances, there's a 90% chance he'd be silenced! Luckily, it was the protagonist's halo.

No book has ever captivated me like this before; it's definitely worth reading.

The subject matter is good, but I just can't get into it.

Reader: Protagonist, you're so awesome, why aren't you dead yet after all the suicide attempts in the first chapter? Protagonist: Hehe, I'm just that awesome, anyway, my creator doesn't need intelligence!

It's been a long time since I've seen something this amazing! Keep it up!

Chapter 1: Hearing chewing sounds outside, why did he have to go check it out? Was he afraid of not dying fast enough?

The Yin-Yang diagram has no Yang energy at all! I'm speechless! Just call it a black and white diagram!

Only the worst can be the protagonist; normal people can't.