Myth Reawakens: I Slay Gods in the Classic of Mountains and Seas!

The protagonist has a control panel for leveling up by killing monsters, relying purely on a cheat-like system for stat allocation, hence the speed and lack of time commitment. But how come others are also so fast? Don't they have any cultivation bottlenecks? Even if they obtain resources through monster hunting and exploration, don't they need time to cultivate?

Awesome, I've seen a few chapters and they're really good. I suggest you write less about flirting with women, especially given how precarious our lives are these days. Also, never give away the cultivation techniques or inner cores you obtain, otherwise probably five out of ten people won't want to read it. I don't want to read it either. Write well, it'll definitely be a hit.

I'm truly fed up. After reading dozens of chapters, I found out that Zhou Yao didn't harm the protagonist, didn't hinder his growth, wasn't a burden, and didn't even have a romantic relationship with him. She was only briefly described, and they immediately claimed she was poisoned! It's disgusting how many eunuchs are on Qidian these days. Seriously, they won't let us write anything about women? It's truly disgusting.

Please write less about real-life issues, really. The exploration of the Ruins was going well, but suddenly a melodramatic plot from an urban novel appeared.

It feels like it's getting worse and worse; it's a typical case of the protagonist needing cheat codes to evenly compete with others.

Write more about the Classic of Mountains and Seas; after all, it's in the title. If you write well, you'll get a lot of credit. Writing about women, though, will definitely get you no readers.

In reality, people's moral standards are declining, while the moral demands in novels are rising. Each novel expects the protagonist to selflessly dedicate themselves to the country and work for it. There are also classic examples where one side praises how wonderful the country is, while the other says the country will take care of the protagonist if they don't confess everything. It's absolutely hilarious, a classic example of its kind.

The power levels feel off. Even with the protagonist's overpowered abilities and constant training, his training speed is still slower than others. A minor character like Hong Baizhan from the beginning has even caught up to the protagonist's training speed. It's really disgusting to see this...

So far, it seems that besides a fire-based divine ability, all we've seen is a constant focus on stacking basic attributes. Are there no other Daoist techniques, cultivation methods, or powerful martial arts? This approach makes it seem like you can keep breaking through by simply stacking basic attributes, which is pointless.

Three places where the poison reached me First, the initial dissection was dissected. Secondly, did the bow's power increase at the beginning? And even though the arrow shaft exploded, the arrow still hit its target...? Thirdly, there's Zhou Yao. I just saw that it's a paid service, but flirting with someone and then not taking responsibility is even more disgusting than being a eunuch.