Starting with the Revival of the Classic of Mountains and Seas

If you keep updating, I'll keep sending you money. Don't fucking abandon this project.

The writing is excellent, but it suffers from the same problem as many novels: the protagonist is always the savior, and if the protagonist tries to access multiple universes, the story ends in disaster. Good heavens, everyone! Doesn't reading these kinds of novels make you want to vomit blood? Where do all these saviors come from?

Writing about using swords ruins half the story. Swords are inherently bad for duels, especially against monsters in dungeons. What was the author thinking? Ideally, it should be a knife, a spear, or a steel shield – more powerful and imposing.

It's true that it's not good for a strong man to use a thin sword, but we can give the male protagonist a two-handed greatsword as wide as a door panel. There's one like that in Qin's Moon, so he can just slap the monster across the face.

I just don't understand why no one likes joining the national team (or "national team"). Leaving aside the behind-the-scenes manipulation, there's nothing that can be done about that! The benefits of joining the national team outweigh the drawbacks, right? At the very least, your family and friends are much safer. All sorts of resource needs are met, like joining a super sect or becoming a solo player in a martial arts novel. Which solo player wouldn't want a powerful backer?

It's always so well-written, but there's always something toxic that I can't stand 😂 This author is amazing.

They're all from the Famous Sword Manor, featuring the Longquan sword, and the ten most famous swords of Gan Jiang and Mo Xie. I've never heard of the Famous Knife Manor.

I've seen people say that the protagonist uses a sword, and then they go on to say that swords are ceremonial weapons, and that knives are the best. But the problem is, the protagonist isn't in ancient times, but in a supernatural world. He's absolutely right. In reality, knives have a greater advantage than swords. First, they are easier to learn, and knives are more convenient for chopping.

I've only read up to chapter 74 so far, and I've noticed a common problem with most spiritual energy revival stories: plants and animals are evolving, but the human population hasn't changed (except for the introduction of the system). I'm wondering if the author didn't explicitly describe this. I just wanted to discuss it.

Asking the government to make fake certificates for you is like letting your teacher copy your homework when you haven't done it, and you don't even realize the teacher didn't know you hadn't done it. That's really something.