Lord of Eternal Life Across the Myriad Worlds
诸天长生主
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The protagonist of "Covering the Sky" started out as a complete simp, the really extreme kind... I couldn't stand it anymore.
I think it would be better to use Lam Ching-ying or Lam Fung-joo for Uncle Nine's name, since most of the characters in Uncle Nine's movies have the surname Lam.
A reminder for later readers The author has grand ambitions, referring to the Qi refined from the essence of the sun as Dao Qi (a name he chose himself), which shows that he has the idea of creating a new system. Although the protagonist cultivates the methods of Taoism, he follows the path of demonic cultivation that depletes resources.
How can all sorts of strange things be linked to merit? Is merit really that worthless?
Discussing Taoist principles with Partridge Whistle? Discussing how to rob tombs?
I hope the author won't be too verbose in this book. The previous book was too verbose; it only had one or two chapters dedicated to inner monologues.
I truly don't understand why everyone in "Ever Night" wants to kill Haotian. The ones who eat people after tomorrow are all like Master Fuzi. He doesn't care about ordinary people; he only follows the rules. He eats cultivators because gamblers crippled him. At least Haotian follows the rules; Master Fuzi does whatever he pleases. It's clear which one is better.
Where in Yang Shen did it say that Hong Xuanji was a time traveler? Doesn't the author read the comments? I've subscribed to all of them by now, it's not that interesting anymore.
What's the point of writing "Ever Night"? They haven't even grasped the essence of the story, yet they dare to write it? Speechless.
In the early stages, Duan Yu fundamentally disliked and even rejected martial arts; there was no way he would want to learn from the protagonist. Speaking of which, given the author's style, is this the end of *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils*?