Outer Gods of the Myriad Heavens

You're already writing about world consciousness in the Joy of Life world? Or is it just a general consciousness that's already targeting you? How are you going to survive in higher worlds, worlds with the consciousness of the Heavenly Dao? Writing about world consciousness is a terrible move. How are you going to write it later?

Why did the protagonist become so erratic after joining Joy of Life? Did the author change? The protagonist, who was always scheming and calculating, has become a naive, clueless character, venturing into the world alone, no longer cultivating subordinates, and no longer hiding his strength, constantly running into obstacles. All the good impression he had at the beginning is gone. I'm outta here.

Good, so far there are no major flaws, only one minor issue: the protagonist's soul is very strong, indicating high comprehension, and he can create a method to travel between worlds, so why doesn't he even have the talent to learn swordsmanship?

The first world was fairly normal, but the second world suddenly started acting foolishly and causing massive bloodshed. At first, I thought there was some kind of setup, but it turned out to be just the villain trying to kill himself faster. Unable to handle the consequences, he repeatedly provoked others, always saying he overestimated himself, and kept making the same mistakes that backfired.

Seeing the first world where I played Outer Gods (corpse refining, beast taming), I thought it would be a "skill-based" game, but then the style changed and it became just mindless muscle-bound brute force. Goodbye.

Since there are things like faith and luck, there must also be things like karma and curses. How do you deal with the protagonist who slaughters the world all the time?

You've belittled the Eastern Immortal Path to nothing, which makes me a little unhappy. You say the Golden Behemoth is comparable to a Golden Immortal? What kind of Golden Immortal is that? Golden Immortals are already thinking about how to escape the River of Time, what the hell is the Golden Behemoth? Even a Great Luo Immortal has escaped the River of Time.

I want to see Yang Guang become the Demon Yang Guang. I would rather betray the world than let the world betray me. If anyone dares to rebel against me, I will kill them. If anyone dares to rebel against me, what does it matter if I kill them all?

A three-foot-thick, three-meter-long iron pillar weighing 2.5 Tons? An iron block with a volume of 2.355 Cubic meters would weigh 18.5 Tons, okay?

In the world of Joy of Life, wasn't the protagonist supposed to be the imperial advisor conquering other worlds? How did it suddenly turn into killing the protagonist and destroying the world? There's no need to go this far with the idea of ​​doing whatever you want.