I've Got a Halo Over My Head, Too

After watching it once, I found that the most exciting part was actually the storyline involving the protagonist's father. Otherwise, they should have just killed the protagonist and made his father the protagonist instead. 😏😏

Bro, why don't you kill off the main character? I think the supporting characters you write are more interesting than the main character.

Out of respect for the Imperial Guard, Asgard, and Black and White, I've decided to raise a bunch of them.

How can someone with absolutely no understanding of social sciences have the audacity to assume they are right based on a meager modern understanding? The simplest mistake is that, throughout history, the weapon of criticism has never replaced the criticism of weapons.

Lu Wan is really not suited to be the female lead; she's better suited to a supporting role.

Well... This book... It kept reminding me of the author's previous work, *Xuanjing Si*. But... The plot felt rushed, the characters weren't really developed, only the protagonist was. Honestly, I still much preferred the author's previous two books, *Earthlings* and *Attack on the Imperial Palace*.

Xiuer, why don't you write a Hong Kong-style variety show? Like Asgard, weave all the storylines together; it'd definitely do better than yours. Isn't your strength precisely in blending different movie plots with your own unique worldview?

I've read two chapters, and it's not confusing at all. The comments below are just trolls. Case closed.

It's a really good book, so why aren't many people reading it?

I can't even write anything serious anymore, so I guess I need some weird book titles.