I Can Exchange for Merit Templates

There's been a lot of hype lately, with quite a few self-proclaimed masters of stirring up trouble. One thing I want to remind everyone is that while discussion is fine, don't go off-topic. Also, there are some self-proclaimed experts who seem to have zero reading time who are launching fierce attacks. At least read the content before you criticize; trying to muddy the waters is unacceptable.

The book was decent in the beginning, but it went downhill after the protagonist ascended the throne. The main world became too chaotic, lacking a main plot. As emperor, he neglected state affairs, and there was very little political content; it was all glossed over. There was also no mention of how the officials were being trained.

Please, author, have some historical knowledge. Before the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, there was no such thing as the Son of Heaven. They were the sovereigns of humanity, and the title of Son of Heaven only came into use after the Zhou Dynasty. It was only after the death of Xin, the last sovereign of the Shang Dynasty, that the title of sovereign of humanity was changed to Son of Heaven.

I invested 60,000 points, will I be able to break even?

This book is incomprehensible; it's too chaotic, the writing is poor, the beginning and end are disjointed, and it's like force-feeding the reader poison. What does what it does have to do with merit? If you consider this merit, then what about karma? To be honest, with this premise, you can't possibly gain any merit. If you can't grasp it, don't use the concept of merit.

The prince identity was a real blunder. It was supposed to be a template for transformation, but instead it ended up being a dynastic power struggle, a vague and ambiguous mess.

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I just chuckled. Why are so many people criticizing these recent photos? First of all, this is a game instance, and the main character is there to collect rewards. Secondly, the path of leaping over the dragon gate is inherently a profitable straight line, but the protagonist did not expect that this straight line would have such a huge pit, the kind that is impossible to climb out of, so he…

You, a cultivator, don't focus on your cultivation, nor do you slay demons and accumulate merit. Instead, you spend your days mingling with mortals, even wanting to marry a complete stranger. Your daily life is filled with palace intrigue—what kind of nonsense are you even writing?

The author is playing with fire; the protagonist's behavior is disgusting. If they were forcing you to take the blame, that wouldn't be so bad. But they gave you so many choices, without trying to cheat you, and you chose this yourself, yet they don't take responsibility.