The Ferryman of the Yellow Springs

It's a bit awkward to watch. The protagonist is basically just passively searching for people. He can be hit by attacks from any level, and although he can break them, how can a low-level attack affect a high-level one? Moreover, the protagonist is basically being played around with. He's at such a high level and still getting played.

Seeing this, I understand now; the main character is just a nanny.

The recent plot is so boring, it's just the same old routine: when I spot an enemy, I just ignore them and watch what they're up to. Ugh, it's just for fun.

Cao Yiyi ruined this novel! Has anyone objected?

Since the protagonist possesses a domain, and claims to control everything within it, including the past and future, wouldn't demons and monsters within that domain simply be born or die in an instant? Why would anyone bother fighting him? He could annihilate every demon and monster within a thousand miles of him without him even knowing how he died.

I will not be at peace if this book does not become a hit!

Is that woman surnamed Cao going to come out and disgust people again?

After rewriting it, more people read it, so I shamelessly asked for some minor character names, since I'm terrible at naming things.

Liang Du (Slacking off) Unparalleled Beauty Liang Du: "Sigh, this damned face, how are others supposed to live?"

I've been reading this book for a long time, and I admire both the author and the protagonist. At first, I was puzzled as to why the villains, whose strength was far inferior to the protagonist's, kept escaping from his grasp, which was frustrating to watch. But then I realized that the protagonist, by letting the villains escape and creating more unpredictable situations, made sense.