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The protagonist hasn't accomplished anything perfectly yet; he always encounters various unexpected events, makes enemies, and is suppressed everywhere.

The practice of cultivation is nothing but intrigue and backstabbing; there is no divine majesty, only the rampant behavior of petty people.

I really don't see the appearance of a god. You might as well switch to writing official articles. This kind of official article that is disguised as a cultivation to become a god is very strange. I can't see any deity at all. Moreover, you are not suitable for official intrigue!

Having read up to Chapter Six, my biggest feeling is that the protagonist is too pretentious. The protagonist lets Wang Chong, who almost killed him by betraying him, go just because Wang Chong knelt and cried, and the protagonist said "disgusting"? That's just womanly compassion. What's with the affectation? What's with the pretense? Seriously, enough already!

It started off well, but it got worse and worse as it went on. If this continues, the book will fall apart. 1. The protagonist is meddlesome and lacks composure. 2. The protagonist's repeated risking of his life for petty gains is unwise. He faces far too many life-threatening crises beyond his capabilities; dying would be normal, but constantly living would be abnormal. 3. There are too many near-death escape scenes and the pace is too fast, leaving no time for growth and development.

Well, to put it simply, the protagonist's life is tough; every step is an obstacle, he's constantly being beaten up, even cultivation is a problem. Poor kid, the author clearly orchestrated his fate, always getting beaten up, only revealing the reason later. If it weren't for his cheat-like ability, he'd be in real trouble.

Shouldn't you stay far away after discovering a clue? Instead, you went up to ask about the small bottle. Unbelievable.

This book is so well-written! It's the best book I've ever read in my life. Aside from being a little frustrating at times, it has absolutely no flaws. You can jump right in!

This is a political novel disguised as a cultivation story, but the cultivation element is too weak.

It started off quite impressively novel, but gradually became formulaic, with challenges, setbacks, and suppression, seemingly heading towards a comeback after being humiliated.