The Joyous Affairs of Jiayou

Bai Changkong's expertise in "traditional rituals" is truly professional, and I firmly believe that he is indeed a master of traditional rituals! Ancient rituals could continuously create biological miracles. For example, Emperor Ku's concubine gave birth to a boy after being separated from him for 12 months.

Modern novels often emphasize humanism and the power of ordinary people. When structuring the story, they aim to show readers that their social class can also shine and contribute within a higher power structure. The fact that everyone in Blood Red, from villains to heroes, still treats the lives of ordinary people as worthless feels so outdated to me.

It's really too chaotic. 1. The power structure is chaotic, from the emperor to high-ranking officials, the army, ordinary martial arts schools, and even ghosts. The power structure is utterly chaotic. You can't even discern any advantage from an organizational structure. Within the imperial city, one can freely storm law enforcement agencies. It's completely flattened from top to bottom.

I got up early this morning and am working hard on my writing. Because my blood sugar spikes after eating and I feel unwell, I haven't eaten anything yet. I made myself a pot of tea and will go find something to eat after I finish writing two chapters! The picture shows chili peppers I grew in my own flower bed. They taste pretty good and are great with plain noodles.

Why are all of Pighead's novels about cultivating the Tao but not the mind? It feels like their intelligence and spiritual attainment are inversely proportional; they're all like idiots.

Seeing the protagonist quickly traverse continents to bring the former emperor back to his homeland, I was ready to drop the book. Essentially, this is an invincible protagonist story, but the face-slapping moments are too simplistic and don't meet my expectations of the author, Xue Hong. My reading journey up to this point is as follows:

Brothers, don't take it to heart. I'm just upset. What kind of trash is this these days? Not only is the writing bad, but the values ​​are warped, and people can't even criticize it. They have this fan value system—fine, here you go, but what happens when you offer advice? Then you're banned. If this continues, Qidian is doomed. When Fat Pig stops writing, I'll say goodbye to Qidian.

The plot is contradictory and feels awkward, or rather, contrived. The author's attempts at showing off and getting revenge are worse than those of a novice. The story revolves around a world in decline, plus other worlds, and a few beautiful women around—that's all it takes. It's like a hodgepodge of formulas, and the content isn't exciting. That's my feeling.

The current situation is utter chaos. These important figures are sometimes incredibly shrewd, sometimes as stupid as pigs. It's a chaotic battle that's hard to understand. What are the goals of each household? What are their plans? How do they intend to execute them? It's all incomprehensible.

The author is currently hospitalized. Please understand. Updates will resume once the author is feeling better.