The Myriad Worlds Trading Hub

I stopped watching when the protagonist of Douluo Continent ate Xiao Wu. There's nothing wrong with eating soul beasts in themselves, but the key issue is that Xiao Wu is the female protagonist of the original work, and she even transformed into human form. Although her personality was somewhat domineering in the early stages, she wasn't an unreasonable person.

It's absurd that real money can be used on exchanges.

The subject matter is good, but the writing is lacking. Secondly, the protagonist's mindset and abilities are somewhat lacking. Also, the idea that paper money can be used in the spatial dimension has a major loophole. It's quite valuable; tens of thousands can buy highly advanced black technology and a complete cultivation technique.

The power system is a complete mess; when the protagonist is at a low level, he is powerless against higher-level opponents. However, once the protagonist reaches a high level, even a low-level opponent can put up some resistance.

The beginning was good, but the power levels became seriously inconsistent when writing about the battlefields of the heavens. Also, the author didn't plan the protagonist's development path well, and the design of the protagonist's cheat ability was somewhat flawed.

The protagonist feels like a locust, someone who engages in some kind of developmental farming, like developing their own local technology. Or technology from another world, like Douluo Continent, would also be fine. Although it takes a long time, things will slow down after you advance to level two. In the early stages, your system is purely about accumulating energy; you don't need anything like enlightenment.

Moreover, I didn't realize this was a novel about a trading post; it's basically just the protagonist constantly robbing things everywhere.

I'm speechless. You said you were treating each other as equals, but everyone else is calling you "brother" while you're calling them "senior." And it's like you have some serious illness. The first thing you do when you meet someone is to adopt them as a goddaughter or godson. What, does the protagonist lack fatherly love so he wants to give it to others?

Your liking for "Qi turning into a horse" is driving me crazy! Don't you know this meme is incredibly awkward? You're seriously jumping on the bandwagon, it's ridiculous! 😳

The author writes very well; I read it every day. Keep it up! 🙂