Myriad Worlds: I Am the Otherworldly Demon

I've read the one with the orange. I have to complain that the author just wrote whatever came to mind in the later parts. The early parts were indeed well-written. However, later on, even the Four Emperors among the Three Pure Ones and Four Emperors were only at the Great Luo level.

Is this going to be another "sister-centric" novel? The Imperial Guard, a sister, working within the system, just a different skin, a different cheat ability, and it's published on Qidian. The first ten chapters aren't just similar, they're practically a reskin; the reading experience is exactly the same.

I thought it looked familiar; I'd read this book on Rotten Tomatoes.

AI or plagiarism? While not exactly identical to "I'm a Henchman of the Imperial Court" in the "Martial Arts World" series, the plot is quite similar, especially the chapter title "When they arrested him, he was still struggling on his father's woman"—the chapter titles are the same.

Is the rest exactly the same? The starting setup is so familiar.

The "gold" in "pay-to-win" (or "pay-to-win") needs to be publicly recognized wealth, so let's promote the Banking Regulatory Commission, produce paper money (Datongbao Notes), how much money can paper and ink cost, maintain the currency value for a year, then hire people to print more and feed the system, and the military strength after a year will definitely be enough to guarantee military strength.

Forget it, once the chosen one is chosen, everything becomes trash.

The terrible crossover martial arts novels on various platforms that are so hard to read all share a common toxicity: they just throw dozens of random names at you right from the start, without any regard for the context...

Jin Yong, Gu Long, Huang Yi—so many people have written about them over the years, I really don't want to read them anymore... The plots are too familiar.

Especially in ancient times, in a world where martial arts are rampant and human life is disregarded, who would willingly give you money? It's like you're born in China; if you went abroad, you wouldn't even survive a single episode.