Becoming a God in the Classic of Mountains and Seas

Damn, that initial introduction really impressed me.

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A tiny island nation like this can be overthrown by Tokugawa, making China seem like it has no one left, and then the entire Taoist sect has to come out in force? Isn't that just disgusting? Damn it... I'm not watching anymore.

Even a tiny place like this is going to torment the protagonist! Author, if you keep writing like this, I'm not reading anymore! It's making China seem like it has no one left, and you're even making the entire Taoist sect mobilize... Isn't this a bit too cruel? Even a single gatekeeper from the Taoist sect could kill the enemy, let alone destroy China! What garbage is this?! I subscribed for nothing!

The plot is alright, but the writing style is too eccentric and silly, which I find annoying. This is probably why most novels by top authors, despite using familiar tropes, can still become popular.

Putting aside whether it's similar to "The Demon-Suppressing Museum," the protagonist is made so powerful, yet he's constantly being tortured or on his way to being tortured. Every demon that appears is stronger than him, and he gets beaten half to death each time, only for his wife to avenge him. The writing is alright, but unfortunately, it's not my type. 🙂

I'm quite curious why, in most novels, national power is always the villain? Is it some kind of tactic they're so adept at—forming alliances and then attacking others? It feels rather unsatisfying.

After keeping it for quite a while, I noticed that the female lead's spiritual energy has been revived, and the male lead is forced into marriage with her and lives with her. It has a similar feel to "My Empress Wife".

A protagonist who lives their entire life scheming and orchestrating things can't even be considered human; they're merely a puppet, a pet of a group of high-ranking gods. Such a protagonist would be better off dead. What's there to write about?

The protagonist is too emotional, his eyes often turning red. Although the victims are pitiful, the protagonist's self-control seems weak.