Mythology: Gaining the Demon-Exposing Mirror from the Start

The protagonist should have been written as someone who plunders all the worlds for extreme selfishness. But the protagonist is a hypocrite. He always has to find a reason or excuse to take something. Even if he has no reason, he will force a reason to come up with. Does he really think he is so noble?

Did the author sell his account, or is Qidian still updating it themselves? Where did the straight-laced, honest guy from before go? I searched for your new book every now and then, hoping for this? The first ten chapters are filled with a cute maid, a fiancée who's a reincarnated immortal, and a female demon—it made me want to vomit. And all he does is keep describing his incredibly handsome appearance. I'm so annoyed, I'm deleting it.

The protagonist's hypocrisy and hypocrisy were so disgusting that I couldn't take it anymore and quit.

In the past, because I knew nothing, I relied entirely on instinct when writing books. I didn't even know the plot for the next day. I would often sit in my chair and come up with ideas on the spot. So, when I got stuck, I would get frustrated. After a while, my frustration accumulated and I felt like I couldn't continue. The plot couldn't be pushed forward, and I abandoned two books.

I've abandoned it! Let me explain why: I stopped reading after a few chapters. In summary, this book is like leveling up in a monster-slaying game! And it has absolutely no bottom line! The protagonist levels up by constantly plundering the heavens, showing absolutely no respect. The Heavenly Court disappears, but the smaller worlds still have a Heavenly Court!

Any genre is fine, just one requirement: ruthless and decisive, no female lead. 😭😭

I'm truly disgusted. In the first world, you stole someone's treasure mirror, and that was one thing. In the second world, Yan Chixia treated you with sincerity, even teaching you martial arts and flying sword techniques, and yet you stole his flying sword when you left, claiming it was a "borrowing." If you borrowed it, why didn't you return it? And you came up with a bunch of high-sounding reasons to convince yourself. Hypocrites are the most disgusting.

I couldn't relate to the character. The protagonist's character was terrible. I could accept a protagonist who was shameless and ruthless, but to act like a prostitute while also trying to curry favor with someone is disgusting.

The moment I saw the mention of an adopted god-sister, I instantly lost all desire to continue watching.

Good heavens, someone kindly showed you something, and you just snatched it and ran!