The Great Bandit of All Worlds

Everyone, I've resumed writing, okay? Please stop discouraging me. To be honest, as you all can see, writing a book about a crippled character and a stunted one—one doesn't make any money at all, and the other's performance is a complete mess—I'm really writing this out of passion and responsibility. I'm really trying my best. Sigh, I'm also feeling bad.

I'd prefer the author to include fewer women in the story. These days, most seasoned readers will immediately stop reading harem novels.

I've read up to chapter 524 of this book, so I guess I'd call myself a fan, author? But I stopped reading there. I just couldn't take it anymore. There are tons of free cuckoldry stories online, why pay for this one? The protagonist's lawfully wedded wife almost eloped with someone else; they barely had a chance to sleep together. Doesn't that count as cuckoldry?

After reading novels for thirteen years, I can't stand reading anything other than the infinite harem genre anymore, and I don't know why.

Author, you seem to really enjoy being cuckolded. I initially thought you preferred married women, since you stole Zhao Min's virginity from Zhang Wuji. But after the protagonist married Zhao Min, she still longed for Zhang Wuji. In chapter 521, Zhao Min even wanted to elope with Zhang Wuji. You've essentially made the protagonist take Zhao Min's virginity so Zhang Wuji can experience the taste of a married woman. You have quite the taste.

Having read up to chapter 297, if Huang Rong isn't going to appear, then there's no point in describing her too much. It's all for nothing. The protagonist isn't a good person; he's a bandit, yet he's not even appearing. Oh well, goodbye.

The power levels are too inconsistent. After the world merged, the upper limit even decreased. Leaving aside gods like the Great Sun Tathagata from the original Feng Yun novel, Guan Yu's ability to create a small black hole with a single, light-speed slash already puts him at a level far beyond Celestial Being.

Why is it so hard to even look at the comments section?! Why can't people comment on whether the writing is good or bad?! I've read a few books, and there are tons of people hiring paid reviewers to flood the comments! I'm speechless! This book review section is full of paid reviewers again! It's all just one person posting dozens of nonsensical comments! A few people posting hundreds of comments, I'm amazed. Not a single one is about the novel!

Huang Rong's storyline is so... Hypocritical. Let's part ways amicably.

The protagonist in this book uses his power and influence to get the woman to willingly agree to a transaction to be with him, without resorting to coercion. I quite like this kind of protagonist.