Perfect World: I Took My Younger Brother's Supreme Bone from the Start

Even with my high threshold for laughter, you upstairs made me laugh.

I feel that if it were me, I would definitely lick it even more than you. If I were to time travel, I would definitely try to survive until I reached the Sacred Ruins.

There are already few Perfect World fanfics, so first, I want to support the author. Second, I'd like to point out some issues I noticed. First, returning bones isn't something you can do at will; both taking and returning them will leave aftereffects. Otherwise, why would almost all the clan elders in the original story stand on Shi Yi's side? Because Shi Hao was already crippled.

What the heck is the protagonist's age? He starts at 4, spends half a month wandering the wilderness at 6, returns home to cultivate for two and a half years at 9, and then goes back for a drink and wakes up at 15 the next day!!! The problem is, I've read it three times, and it's written that he goes home for a welcome-back dinner and wakes up at 15 the next day? Are you Conan?

There's no way to defend Shi Yi's mother; she was solely motivated by a desire to kill Xiao Shitou.

I've noticed something strange: in all of Chen Dong's novels, the transmigrator is always inferior to the native protagonist. It's so odd!

Anyone who has read the entire Perfect World knows that this is actually the second timeline of the Desolate Heavenly Emperor's world. Everything has already happened, and everything is unchangeable. The entire Perfect World has formed a perfect time loop; you can only fill it, not erase it.

I've read it twice, and overall it's not bad, but there are some issues, such as the timeline and other problems. Let me point out a few. 1. The part where the Empress wanted to kill Shi Yi was truly poisonous. Leaving aside whether the Empress, being from the future, could actually kill him, just considering the current relationship between Shi Yi and the Desolate Emperor, if the Empress dared…

Actually, I felt the first part was a bit jarring. The protagonist's mother removed Shi Hao's bone, and Shi Hao's father, seeing this, was undoubtedly furious and hit her. And this was entirely the mother's fault, but the protagonist's immediate removal of the bone embarrassed Shi Hao's father.

Seeing the title, I suddenly had some thoughts. A crucial point is that Shi Hao survived after having his Supreme Bone stolen, which became his motivation for growing stronger in the early stages. Moreover, the Supreme Bone was later reborn, making him even stronger.