Crown of Calamity

The most exciting part was Demon's Cage, but it felt rushed and left many plot holes unresolved. It ended abruptly, which felt very abrupt.

He got carried away while writing and started rambling on and on. His last book was about a middle-aged, muscular man who kept repeating the same scene, acting cute and eating dried fish – I couldn't stand it and dropped it. This time, this female supporting character, Qian, inexplicably lost her intelligence. There's a snack box in a tree hollow in the wilderness – it's so abrupt, and he didn't question it at all. It's ridiculous.

After the first major climax, the Gate of Flesh and Blood, the quality suddenly plummeted. It became like a rambling, disjointed account, and the power system became unclear. It felt like a completely different author had written it. Ugh, the quality really dropped drastically.

Well, the beginning was somewhat interesting, but later it felt like it went back to the old books... Several dungeons were rushed through, with just a few skill points and equipment to collect, without any intention of delving into the plot.

I suggest locking the author in a dark room so he can write more undisturbed 😤. Again, I despise Qidian's investment requirements for new books. Reading for 10 minutes? How can I read just two chapters in 10 minutes? This isn't even at the level of reading word by word; you'd have to read every single stroke to get 10 minutes of reading time!

Goethe, watching the Grand Duke's family fall for him, asked with a crazed expression, "Why did you do this for me?" "Because we are family, the last of our kind in this world," his sister, who had floated up in front of him, replied. "But we're not even blood relatives. The witch's curse..."

The strong set the rules, and the weak obey them—this has been true throughout history and across cultures. Some novelists are practically poisoning the system. When you're weak, you can be a saint, but when you become a top-tier powerhouse and are still bound by the rules of the weak, what kind of game is that? Thankfully, this book isn't like that. My expectations are high; I'm hoping the author will add more chapters—it's not enough!

Only 3700 words in three chapters? You're going too far!

Having reached the second secret realm, I wanted to ask fellow readers: is this the usual pattern of getting stuck in the main storyline and constantly entering these smaller secret realms? I don't really like this reading experience; if so, I'm starting to lose interest…

It ended after I hadn't watched it for a while? I think it's terrible.