Perfect World: The Ten Fiends Rise Again

Traitors run rampant across the land, and internal strife is more important than external warfare. You have contributed greatly to the fight against foreign lands, but you have a personal grudge against me, and I will betray you sooner or later. In these different realms, people support each other, team up to hunt monsters, and engage in healthy competition.

An Lan: I'm about to die, but what about Yu Tuo? 😭 Yu Tuo: Not to become an immortal emperor, but only to wait for your return in the mortal world! 😭

After reading these chapters, I felt they were a bit bland. Things have become much more uneventful since the border war, which is why some people stopped following. They felt like transitional chapters, yet they were quite long. They could be considered slice-of-life chapters, but they progressed the plot too slowly.

True perfection The details are perfectly controlled, capturing the atmosphere of the original work. It's a different Xiao Shi, a Xiao Shi who isn't desperate or resentful. After reading the other two books, I couldn't bear to read the perfect ending. I couldn't bear to accept Shi Hao the most. I hope that in this book, he will always remain Xiao Shi from Shi Village.

This book is one of the better ones among the trilogy's fanfictions. The neighboring novel, *Covering the Sky: The Counterattack*, has a protagonist, Liu Yunzhi, who utterly insults the reader's intelligence. A quasi-Immortal Emperor can easily kill an Immortal Emperor? What a joke! What kind of garbage is this? It's disgusting! Pah!

The protagonist is supposed to be invincible, but the author drags out the pace, making the protagonist and Liu Shen fight to the death in low-level battles. Does the author think this kind of plot is exciting? Do you think bloody battles at the True Immortal level are thrilling and satisfying?

I've finally made up my mind to delete this book, and looking back, it's quite a (feeling of mixed emotions). I used to follow Chen Da's books all the time, and the three parts of "Covering the Sky" were my favorite fantasy novels, bar none! When "Saint Ruins" ended (the first time it ended), I felt incredibly anxious—an indescribable feeling! I had so many regrets I couldn't shake!

Willow God

It's not time for you to drag out the pace yet. If you were going to ascend to the Immortal King realm, a slower pace would be reasonable, especially since there are many different levels within the Immortal King realm. But a True Immortal is like an ant; the longer you drag it out, the more disjointed the story will become.

So what can a willow tree and a thunder spirit produce? It's not lightning-struck wood? 😏😏😏