Treasure Hunting Across the Myriad Worlds

That's a bit dangerous; traditional Chinese martial arts are generally no match for firearms. When the road ahead is uncertain, you should arm yourself with guns. Using a heavy sniper rifle like a pistol is the right way to go.

There are so many worlds to explore when it comes to treasure hunting: Indiana Jones series, The Hobbit, Tomb Raider, Project Eagle, The Mummy series, National Treasure, Chinese Zodiac, even martial arts worlds like the King of Chuang's Treasure, A Deadly Secret, The Deer and the Cauldron's Qing Dynasty Treasure, The Seven Heroes of the Treasure Hunt, Cutthroat Island, Treasure Island, Ghost Ship…

The first instance, "Taoist Descending the Mountain," is not appealing, and I don't recognize Zhao Xinchuan; I've never seen it before.

Isn't the biggest opportunity for the Taoist priest to descend the mountain the landlady?

I'm a harem fan, and I used to enjoy reading harem novels. But now, I don't know why, whenever I see the word "woman" in a novel, I don't want to read it anymore; I just don't have the desire to.

The book is good, the writing is decent, and the imagination is quite vivid. However, the author went a bit too far in describing the "golden finger" (the protagonist's special abilities). You could have made it a little more ambiguous, leaving room for the reader's imagination to fill in the gaps. This would have been a huge plus.

This is too cruel! In the first world, the shopkeeper took pity on you, took you in as a shop assistant, and even taught you the Small Heavenly Cycle. And in less than three chapters, you've already hooked up with the proprietress? Let's not even talk about harem novels; this is downright ungrateful!

This book is a complete copy of the script; the protagonist is just a supporting character following the script. It's riddled with plot holes. For example, when the lord's authority is questioned, he doesn't kill anyone, only forcing the priest to abdicate. And when someone brings people into the lord's space, he doesn't even have absolute control. It's like something out of a primary school student's essay.

The Demonic Cult Leader in "The Monkey King: The Dragon Slayer" really poisoned me! The six major sects killed Zhang Wuji's family and instead of seeking revenge, they went to rescue them! Zhao Min captured the six major sects; wouldn't it have been better to just let them die? You didn't write that Zhang Wuji killed them and then went to rescue them—Shennong is already dead!

Damn it, all they do every day is "Storm Riders," "Tang Dynasty," and "Zhu Xian." Can't they come up with something else? Qidian is stuck with these few worlds.