From Soul Warden to Lord of the Underworld

I just want to ask, why did the City God, knowing the protagonist's destiny of transcending the Three Realms, not act at first, but then act later? What's going on?! Better to kill the innocent than let the guilty go free. What kind of drama is this little wandering ghost having? You're insulting my intelligence! The so-called conspiracies and schemes throughout the entire story are just the author's own wishful thinking. I'm not saying anything more...

This "Emperor of the Underworld," to put it bluntly, is the Emperor of the Underworld, representing the dark side of the world. You can't get away with that by cowering and shrinking back. Either you're destined by Heaven, born with divine divine power, or you fight your way out and sweep everything away. The synopsis doesn't seem to suggest that; it's not going to be about climbing the ranks in officialdom, is it?

It's all conspiracy theories again, they've been written to death. They were being written about more than a decade ago, and they're still writing about it now. Has the world of fiction not progressed at all in the last ten years?

The novel was well-written, but it dampened my mood as I read on. It's like some beautiful women in real life—they're pretty, but you just can't bring yourself to like them.

It's a little strange, the main character is a rare and precious treasure, and everyone wants to take a bite. Now that the protagonist is dead, where is the body? Is this foreshadowing?

A broad and wide road, A life lived furtively, like that of a rat.

The main characters are just bystanders watching the drama unfold, like beggars.

This book is truly well-written, a masterpiece. If the author can maintain this level of writing until the end, Qidian will have another excellent book to offer.

It's alright, but the quantity is too small.

The protagonist in this book is timid and hesitant in his actions, and everyone can take a jab at him, which is really frustrating.