The Chat Group That Began with Lotus Lantern

Does Wang Duoyu's world lack Journey to the West, Gu Long, and Jin Yong?

Speaking of the Lotus Lantern, one cannot help but mention the eternal regret of life, like water flowing eastward.

I've read over eighty chapters now. I understand they didn't inform Yang Jian about the protagonist's birth, and later a maid took care of him. She just kept pinching his cheeks and ruffling his hair whenever she saw him, which I could tolerate. I thought things would change later, but it's still the same. There's so much fluff in the chat group.

Surprisingly, it's still running! This novel is nothing but rambling nonsense. If you cut all the nonsense out, it'd be down to less than a hundred chapters. Don't bother reading it then; it's just a load of fluff.

I read a bit because of Yang Jian and Ao Cunxin, but I was wrong. I've never read such a terrible book.

This book is just a movie with "Lotus Lantern" in its title, but the plot has absolutely nothing to do with the world of "Lotus Lantern." It only tells the story of his mother, the Third Princess, and his aunt, Yang Chan.

The main character always seems arrogant and condescending, punishing group members at the drop of a hat. After a while, who would dare speak in the group? It's like having this arrogant person in a real group, bossing everyone around. How annoying is that kind of person? It feels like you can't connect with the group members and will only end up isolated.

Water, poison, stupidity—any more is a waste of my breath.

Seeing so many people criticizing the author makes me feel relieved. His writing is truly poison; the novel isn't just filler, it's been drastically altered into something else entirely.

It's so weak and filled with nonsensical group chatter. The plot is disjointed, and everyone's storyline is frustrating to read. I hope the author will focus more on developing the plot and stop writing meaningless dialogue.