May I Ask Who Your Master Is?

I've talked a lot with the author these past few days. I believe everyone has seen how well this book has performed. To be honest, compared to the books on the bestseller lists, the author's book is several levels better, but despite being such a good book, it just hasn't achieved any success. Judging from the author's appearance, he seems to be struggling.

The author's intention is to start a thread and see how many people from the anti-fan forum come here.

I laughed. It's another novel about a cultivator who has cultivated for a thousand years, only to be reincarnated as a novice cultivator, showing off his touchingly low IQ in the mortal world.

Personally, I don't have many requirements for books, as long as they don't resort to those disgusting pseudo-black themes.

It feels really messy and weak.

Back to the brute force style, I want to see Brother Jiang smash people, preferably with a 360-degree spiral charge.

To be honest, I really liked the main character's personality, and the plot wasn't cliché, but after reading about ten chapters, I still couldn't find a central theme. Perhaps the author's scope was too broad, making it difficult to find a clear focus, which is why I stopped reading.

It's too depressing. To be honest, the author really didn't need to start like this. The result of writing it like this is that old readers will give up after reading for a while, and there will be basically no new readers. The opening lacks foreshadowing, introduction, and transition, and is even quite angsty, which immediately drives away most new readers and bookworms who are looking for…

To be honest, the protagonist's personality is not very likable.

Some monster pictures found on Weibo