Myriad Worlds: A Heavenly Dao Tower from the Start

The author must be a student! Don't exaggerate everything. Most people drink coffee to stay awake (and we don't even know if it works). The taste isn't anything special, let alone suiting the Chinese palate. Its reputation is just a halo effect from its past popularity abroad. And cigars... Haha. Smoking is harmful to health, and it's already harming modern people. We can't ban it now, so don't try to ruin the health of the ancients.

The protagonist's cheat ability in this book should be neutral, but unfortunately, the author wrote it with a serious bias, even making him a tool in others' hands, acting as their henchman and eliminating threats. From the very beginning, the book's bottom line was crossed. It's all about doing what you want, regardless of the chaos outside – that's the essence of the protagonist's cheat ability.

No matter how strong the Monkey King is, he can't be stronger than the Three Pure Ones. The Monkey King wasn't very powerful in the original story either. He could be suppressed by the Jade Emperor with a flick of his wrist. So why praise him?

Author, did you not do your research when you wrote about the Qin Dynasty? Zhao Gao was not a eunuch; he had children. The practice of using eunuchs for internal affairs was invented in the Han Dynasty.

Even dealing with individuals requires consulting the Heavenly Dao Tower, rambling on and on, constantly analyzing this and that. At first, you pretended to be an expert, but I don't see anything about you that makes you seem like one. This is more like a babysitter's building.

The Heavenly Dao Tower is described as incredibly powerful and amazing, yet it can't even change the fate of a mortal. It even distinguishes between good and bad. Does it even have a distinction between good and bad to it? The introduction even mentions deities; which deity doesn't have a mountain of blood on their hands? Pfft, such a powerful being is divided into good and bad?

Every woman you describe, whether eating or talking, has delicate lips. You clearly want to pick up girls, but why pretend to be a saint? And every woman you describe is incredibly beautiful with a perfect figure. How are you going to describe women from some ancient, fantastical world later on?

Another self-indulgent novel where the supporting characters are completely clueless.

I find it strange that so many people support the Jie Sect and oppose the Chan Sect. According to the established lore, the Jie Sect is mostly composed of demons who don't cultivate virtue and eat people like food. Moreover, in the Investiture of the Gods, Tongtian is supposed to reopen the world, which means all humans must die.

The protagonist is like a thug, his behavior is very low-class, it's really unbearable to watch.