Stealing the Dao Across the Heavens

The book is alright ╮(￣▽￣)╭ but the protagonist's worldview is speechless 😓 He completely lacks subjective consciousness, giving off a brainwashed idiot vibe. Like in the first picture, the protagonist only thinks about roaming the martial world without even knowing what the martial world is. The real martial world is full of treacherous people and selfishness, just a bunch of thugs.

First of all, the Blood-Drinking Pearl is dispensable to the protagonist, yet he is willing to offend several powerful forces for it and expose his cheat ability, which is unwise! Secondly, the Emperor, who is known as the greatest martial arts master in recent history, has his legacy and the first divine artifact appear on a remote island and are easily obtained by the protagonist.

1. According to the five-man squad system, fifteen battalions would be 4,500 men, but the above statement says "commanding 3,000 soldiers". Is there something wrong?! 🤔🤔 2. The text states, "Five battalions were headed by a captain, and fifteen battalions were headed by a deputy commander. Each commander had two deputy commanders." Is this a typo?

The writing is nonsensical. Without the actual strength, the author provokes enemies everywhere, engaging in various forms of self-destruction. In the section about the Heavenly Silkworm Transformation World and the Heavenly Killing Organization, one minute the author claims that the Heavenly Killing Assassin Organization is omnipresent, and the next minute he goes to their headquarters to…

I've always wanted to watch the astronomical phenomena of the Shang Dynasty-centric world, and I've finally seen it! The movie *The Legend of the Heavenly Silkworm* is quite old, which is why I haven't watched many of them. Keep it up!

That scumbag! In the novel "The Legend of the Heavenly Silkworm," he shielded a woman he barely knew from a sword. What a bastard!

The protagonist, despite having received nine years of compulsory education, not only lacks the comprehension of an ancient soldier, but is hundreds or even thousands of times less intelligent. While the soldier's education opened his mind, yours went completely astray. It's like asking the author, "Don't you find it strange that you can use a computer?"

For the sake of the vast ocean, I'm giving you two monthly passes. Keep up the good work and write this volume well.

The protagonist's murderous aura grew increasingly intense, and I ended up skipping around while reading. Towards the end, it felt like the story was about a powerful demon. After arriving in the world of *Zhu Xian*, the protagonist slaughtered everyone in his path. If you want to read this book, you should first read the plot of the *Zhu Xian* world. If you still want to read this book after that, I admire your patience. I'm dropping this now. Goodbye.

I've read up to chapter 78, and it's written in a rather disorganized way. It feels like the plot was forced out of context, which makes me feel awkward. It's like the protagonist is just creating trouble for no reason.