
The Myriad Worlds’ Clients
诸天委托人
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Someone actually wrote a script for "The Mystic Nine"? It's a terrible TV series. Nowadays, editors not only lack morality but also have no culture. The Mystic Nine are all lowlifes, yet they're made into a TV series as if they're all powerful sects. It's unbelievable.
I'm really curious about what "Joy of Life" is about. Let me just say I haven't read the novel similar to the TV series; I almost always skip anything with that in it! I don't know why, but I just don't want to watch it.
Seeing him go back to Joy of Life to get married? Then suddenly he runs off to Battle Through the Heavens to find Medusa. The harem aspect isn't so bad, but the protagonist's hypocritical behavior is incredibly frustrating. Why not just be a good scumbag? Why all this self-pity and internal conflict? Doesn't he suffer? And what's the point of the Legend of Sword and Fairy arc?
It's a pretty good book. I like the characters' personalities. However, the TV series and novel versions of *Joy of Life* are different. The characters in the TV series aren't very strong; they didn't even bother with special effects after watching for so long. They're not much different from some martial arts practitioners in today's society.
I have no interest in reading anything that mentions Douluo Continent.
Why write so much about romance? Why not write for female readers? All that inner monologues and nonsense, do I need you to explain it to me?
Having read Feng Yuxiu's storyline, putting aside other aspects, the author's character analysis is inaccurate! Feng Yuxiu's obsession with martial arts, coupled with his impoverished state and his wife's long-term illness and bedridden condition, led him to a desperate act, strangling his wife with his own hands!
The protagonist is hypocritical, thinking he's quite devoted, but he's actually a complete scumbag. If he wanted to be devoted, he should have stayed with his wife and stopped being ambiguous with other women. Besides, he's incredibly soft on all the female characters. What a mess! It's a complete disaster!
Douluo Continent absolutely must kill Tang San; in the later parts, he's the one causing all the trouble, helping the Spirit Hall unify the world, helping spirit beasts become gods, and eliminating those hypocrites in the God Realm.
He's using a hammer drill to smash the ancient tomb wall! Little Dragon Girl comes out and asks the protagonist, "What are you doing?" The protagonist replies, "Demolition work for renovations: 80 yuan for a sledgehammer, 40 yuan for a small hammer, 150 yuan for a hammer drill, 300 yuan a day for a bricklayer, 280 yuan for a carpenter, and bricklaying is paid by the meter." Little Dragon Girl says, "I don't provide food." 🤭