Check-In Begins in Joy of Life

The beginning is a bit toxic. How does the Ruthless Emperor have the ability to cross over into other fields?

To be honest, Mao Ni has a lot of haters because of that unspeakable incident, and these are mostly long-time readers who follow the online novel scene. They immediately felt disgusted upon seeing "Joy of Life" and clicked the X to stop reading. At least that's how I am. Now, I won't even click on any of Mao Ni's books. I personally really dislike Koreans and can't understand the concept of an older man being a die-hard Korean fan 😒. Your title alone is enough to deter some potential readers.

Is the author a fan of *Covering the Sky*? A ruthless character from another realm crushes a system; is Qin Yu's character design inferior to that ruthless character? *Stellar Transformation* should be considered one of the most explosively powerful novels, right?

Doesn't the author read the comments? How many people were already turned off by the "ruthless person" part you wrote earlier? We barely moved on, and now you've brought up the Stellar Transformation? Seriously, that's enough. The ruthless person can't even resurrect a single person, while Qin Yu creates worlds like it's nothing. How could the ruthless person not discover Qin Yu's existence? If the author doesn't explain this, even more people will be turned off.

I dropped the book right from the start. The "ruthless" character isn't all that great, and she even crosses boundaries? If crossing boundaries were possible, she couldn't even resurrect her brother. Crossing boundaries? If it were a prehistoric saint crossing boundaries, that would be somewhat plausible. "Ruthless"? I'm dropping the book!

The master has arrived! 🤓🤓🤓

I want to see how many people, like me, can make it through Chapter 1 and then give up at Chapter 1.

Everyone else has three golden chapters, and this book is indeed golden, but it's shit in disguise.

I'm confused by these recent storylines. Are they just sticking to the established plot? I didn't pay much attention to the beginning when a ruthless character forcibly weakened the protagonist across time and space; I figured I could just make do. But the criticism isn't without reason. If you write about a ruthless character at the highest level, they'd be a Celestial Emperor.

Is the author plagiarizing? There's absolutely no original storyline. The author is just a background character next to the main characters of "Joy of Life," and the main plot of "Joy of Life" remains unchanged.