Myriad Worlds: Starting with a Failed Sign-In

Hong Kong variety shows are boring; I have no desire to watch them.

In Hong Kong, evidence obtained illegally is not admissible; evidence of theft cannot be used as evidence in court.

Ara isn't invincible yet, so he's already traversing worlds beyond the universe.

This novel is incredibly verbose, filled with endless explanations and repetitions. It's no wonder it's not popular; it's incredibly padded. Each level-up can fill over ten chapters, it's ridiculous. And it spends all its time explaining various data points from the novel. Most readers have already read the entire "Covering the Sky" trilogy, so why would you need to explain all that data?

Too much internal monologue, a bunch of nonsensical inner monologues while signing a document – ​​not recommended for viewing.

These days, Hong Kong variety shows are unwatchable if there are any so-called beautiful women or various versions of Wong Ka Kui (a famous Hong Kong comedian) within the first twenty chapters. It's all about simp fantasies and wishful thinking. Ten years ago, that was watchable, but now it's a renaissance. Finally, let me emphasize! Tofu pudding must be sweet! Salty or spicy tofu pudding is heresy!

After reading nine chapters, the author's biggest problem is that he's too long-winded, spending ages explaining things. He likes to explain this and that. Upvote this so he sees it.

Why add "Covering the Sky" to the entire Hong Kong variety show? A perfectly good book becomes unreadable after just two chapters.

The very first page is enough to make me give up. I came here to read the novel, not to read your thoughts or analyze "The Desolate Emperor."

Of all the books by the author, you're the only one who managed to make one chapter so off-putting!! To be honest, I really admire you, and I don't know how you did it.