Heart of the Demon Insect

I've read up to chapter four of this book. As a dark fantasy novel, it's quite satisfactory, with few flaws. If the author had refined it a bit more, it could have rivaled the dark fantasy works of authors like Gu Zhenren. I'm still really looking forward to it, keep it up! I haven't received my salary yet, I'll try giving out 100 yuan as a tip in a few days.

Everything in the world has its own hierarchy; heaven and earth were dark and yellow, the universe was vast and boundless, and so on. The world is not a single place, nor is it the domain of a single nation.

Damn it, die right now, no more dawdling! I fucking love it! Hurry up, please!

Seeing someone mention the "Gu Zhenren" (a legendary figure associated with witchcraft) is laughable. Fang Yuan didn't act as someone's lackey; I couldn't stand him acting as that Liu guy's lackey. The writing gets increasingly chaotic. Unless you have the skill of a master writer, don't write unnecessary side plots; the conflicts are just too stupid. The woman wanted a superior room, and this man, because she was poor, even stood up for her. That part really disgusted me. Goodbye.

So? Since I'm bored anyway, I'll come back and post another character thread. Whether it gets included, I don't know; it might depend on luck, and of course, what that guy thinks.

The first chapter is enough to make you want to quit. The protagonist is a transmigrator who was a high school student before transmigrating, and his relationship with his native parents is just so-so? The protagonist is a soul transmigrator born from a womb, not someone who possesses another body, so how could his relationship be just so-so? This is truly a turn-off right from the start.

With one series of actions, you drove away newbies; with another series of inactions, you drove away all the dark-style players; and with your final move, you drove away even the beast-taming enthusiasts. Six monthly tickets in a month—you've really done something awful.

After reading dozens of chapters, I felt something was off. The setting is reminiscent of a precarious world inhabited by Gu worms, where life and death are uncertain. The protagonist seems like a naive and clueless character, constantly making nonsensical mental pronouncements based on whatever he sees or encounters.

Well, it is indeed a dark story, but the protagonist is often dark for the sake of darkness, inexplicably, unlike Gu Zhenren who is all about maximizing profit regardless of good or bad. His bottom line is also lower than Gu Zhenren's. The content may be off-putting to some people, so it's best to think carefully before reading.

I think the Qidian Reading app should be deleted. I don't understand why I should pay to read books I don't like, while the ones I do like are completely unavailable. It's the same few dark fantasy novels over and over again—what's the point of paying? What's the point of paying? I really hope Qidian Reading goes bankrupt soon.