Family Cultivation: Everyone Is a Great Villain

I have to say that fewer and fewer people are talking about this book. First of all, this is an online novel, which aims to make the protagonist feel good, not to make him suffer. Secondly, the protagonist's leveling up is incredibly slow, a rarity in online novels.

The protagonist is being suppressed far too much, plus he has some ridiculous cheat ability. This kind of novel isn't a "feel-good" story, so what's the point? The protagonist is just a dog, everyone wants to step on him. Reading novels is about having fun, and with the protagonist being so suppressed, what's the point?

The protagonist's leveling up can be moderate, but not too slow; he can be abused, but not constantly. Do you know how many readers these two slaps have turned away? Who wants to read a novel where the protagonist is constantly being abused? Haven't you noticed the declining sales figures?

Chapter 38's protagonist's inner monologue is nauseating. It says that the righteous and the demonic are indifferent to life and are high and mighty, and then he develops hatred towards them. Please, has the protagonist forgotten what kind of people his siblings are? Forgot what kind of behavior he usually exhibits? Does he really think that saving one or two girls occasionally makes him a good person?

I felt terrible after reading the latest chapter. Why did they kill off the protagonist's mother and child? And judging from the synopsis of the new volume, it mainly focuses on Sikong Yue. I don't even want to read anymore. It's been dozens of chapters, and the protagonist still doesn't know he has a child. The protagonist's strength and influence are too weak. Is the author trying to discourage readers from reading further?

After reading so much, I feel the author's intention is not very good. I really couldn't stand the part about the Blood Demon. I initially thought it was well-written, but when it came to big scenes, I felt that the book couldn't distinguish between good and evil. Since it stated at the beginning that this world is a world where good and evil are clearly defined, then it should be based on that.

Sigh, basically getting thwarted the whole time... I only dared to be outrageous twice, and both times I had to beg and plead for support before I could even act. Seriously, it's so tough. Life is already so hard, I never imagined the protagonist would have it so difficult too. I basically never encounter anyone of equal caliber; I'm a nobody the whole time... Sigh :-(

... Killing the father, beheading the eldest son, slapping the second son, humiliating the third son, castrating the fourth son, and the fifth son only surviving by begging for mercy on his knees—this plot is a bit unsettling, and the cheat ability is too weak; it's not satisfying at all.

I get annoyed when the author writes about the protagonist getting rejected by women. Please, don't include a plot point like the last one with an illegitimate child—that's toxic. Then there are the long analyses of the situation; it's exhausting to read, so I mostly skip them—it doesn't really affect the reading experience anyway.

Haha, I knew that stories about abusing the protagonist wouldn't last long. Look at how it's gotten to the point where it's free for a limited time. It doesn't look like it'll last more than a few days.