Opening Treasure Chests in the World of Film and TV

... This plot is ridiculous. After going to Binhai, all you did was create a bunch of nonsense. What was the point of going there?

I suggest avoiding writing about time travel into martial arts novels or fantasy stories, since your genre is supernatural and fantasy. And it's even worse to avoid novels altogether, because even the most popular novels aren't for everyone, and there's no need to ride that wave. Besides, applying their settings would be too forced. It's better to write about mythology or movie plots, because you can make things up yourself.

If you don't do or say what most people do or say, they'll criticize you; if you do or think about things most people haven't done or even considered, they'll still mock you. This doesn't mean you're wrong; it just means that when your actions and thoughts differ from theirs, it makes them angry. As for why they're angry, perhaps it's because they want to appear more righteous.

I've read up to chapter 26, and some comments say it was revised once in the middle. I don't quite understand why it was changed to the way it is now, with the female lead being kidnapped by the villain, and the protagonist getting yelled at by the boss of Binhai and not daring to talk back. Maybe some people think it's realistic, but I think it's too cruel. I suggest reverting it back.

I've been watching "Sweet Home" lately. Blood, violence, monsters, humanity and morality, good and evil, apocalypse, beautiful girls, bottom line, and many other keywords... Uh, the main point is that there are beautiful girls. I want to write about this world. Anyone support me? Comment section, q1.

Why hasn't anyone traveled into Japanese or Korean adult films? I personally think this idea is truly unprecedented. Anyone want to give it a try?

Seeing chapter 27, I really couldn't stand it anymore. Is this how a supposedly satisfying read is supposed to be? The protagonist is so timid and hesitant, afraid to do this or that. He shouldn't have gone to Binhai in the first place. Reading the Binhai storyline made me so angry. It's truly garbage. Why even bother writing something this disgusting?

Holy crap, this novel is toxic! It's the most toxic novel I've ever read. Shennong is dead.

The protagonist has too many flaws. Before transmigrating, he was a scumbag and a gambling addict who lost all his winnings. He always criticizes others for being stupid, but his own actions are also stupid.

I laughed when I saw the synopsis saying that the protagonist was ruthless and decisive.