Myriad Worlds: I Use Soul Guidance Devices to Fight Primitive Humans

To be honest, Douluo Continent was born in a good era; any earlier or later, it would have been banned. The entire book is feudalistic, and every sentence is about cannibalism. Looking back at Douluo Continent 1 now, I realize that the Spirit Hall was not wrong, Qian Xunji was not wrong, Bibi Dong was not wrong, the only one who was wrong was Tang San.

The key point about joining Shrek Academy is the benefits. What are the benefits?

Your character setting is definitely gone now, knowing you can create soul-guided weapons. It's a miracle any faction on the continent hasn't arrested you or tortured you.

Ahem, after slacking off for so long, I'm finally starting a new book. Although it flopped pretty badly, it's not a big deal. Getting the book started is a success. Some people might ask here, "Old Buddha, why did you choose such an incomprehensible title? Why didn't you continue writing Douluo Continent?" This has a significant background.

If you transmigrate to Douluo Continent, please honestly go to the Spirit Hall to develop your talents. If you have talent, you will definitely be given important responsibilities and will definitely be nurtured. Don't dream of starting with nothing and expecting the Spirit Hall to go bankrupt and the Pope to pay you off.

Upon entering Shrek Academy, Tang San saw the Soul Tool and said, "Your Soul Tool is against the natural order (threatening hidden weapons) and is a path to death," and directly killed the protagonist.

Author, once the protagonist is granted a title or possesses a soul tool capable of countering a titled one, the protagonist can teach how to make soul tools. At that point, there's no need to hide it anymore. Right now, a level 30 Soul Master with a soul tool struggles even against a Soul Saint.

The protagonists of Shrek Academy are naturally associated with the feudal landlord class. If you develop soul tools to promote social progress, it's no wonder they want to kill you.

This is a mess, I feel like I've been cheated. It started off really well, but after it was released, they completely scrapped the initial outline, turning it from a farming story into one with no outline at all. The protagonist just wanders around aimlessly, and the fight scenes are terribly weak. Damn it, I'm so angry! Why did I have to be so impulsive and buy the whole thing? Damn it!

I think authors have the right to be capricious, after all, it's their own book, but they should also bear the potential consequences. Firstly, if an author abandons one book, they are likely to abandon another, which lowers readers' expectations of the author. What are the consequences of this?