Please, Ancestor, Go Die

This plot feels a bit... Unpleasant. As modern people, we should certainly have different perspectives than those of people in ancient times, but even if you become the most powerful person in the world, you can't change that society; that's a historical limitation.

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The title is so... Well, my first impression was that it was another one of those light novels.

😳😳Just read a few chapters It feels a bit absurd, doesn't it? We know the protagonist needs to absorb spiritual energy, but the instructor just warned him to practice seriously, and he's still angry. Yet the protagonist goes off to buy paintings. Couldn't he at least wait a couple of days, until his anger subsides?

I have observed the stars tonight, and this book is destined to be a great fire!

Nobody wants to complain? The martial art created by the Taoist priest is called "Arhat Subduing the Tiger".

Are the first two books by this author good? Why was this book written 10 years ago? Your character's logic can't even be broken in a fight. Xiaoyan turned out to be a genius, but was sucked into a useless role by Yao Lao, so he was looked down upon. In the end, the genius returned and became a blockbuster. Your protagonist turns out to be a genius.

He received the spiritual transmission from Lu Zu, claiming he had reached the Hunyuan Jin realm, and then went to fight tigers? What kind of bizarre reason is that? If you've reached that realm, what you lack is just a physical body, right? What kind of ridiculous "observe and fight tigers" is that?

How could LV5 be so awful and toxic? The previous books were alright, so why is this one so terrible? It's even worse than some low-brow novel!

The title and synopsis feel disconnected from the actual content. Having read the author's previous work, *The Dao of All Heavens*, which was a rare gem among tales of decisive and ruthless action, this new book, while seemingly a relentless, all-out killing spree, suffers from a frustratingly slow-burn plot where the protagonist hesitates to reveal his true nature.