The Real World

I've reached level 39 and there's something I don't understand. I'll assume the Golden Core Ghost King's power is an armed group, but to have an armed group operating openly and with a clearly identified address in the capital is ridiculous. Even the lowly thugs under the Golden Core King are trying to kidnap the daughter of a tycoon. Aren't those leaders and tycoons worried about living here? What kind of Heavenly Court is this? No wonder others look down on it. It's doomed.

Let me just say this: according to the official orthodox scholarship of ancient my country, the Son of Heaven was superior to the Human Emperor. The Son of Heaven's father was Heaven, which, according to Confucianism, is the Dao itself. The Son of Heaven governed the world on behalf of Heaven, and all gods, ghosts, demons, and humans were subordinate to him.

Now I understand why there are still so few readers even after 2 million words. There are just a bunch of illogical things in it. For example, the Heavenly Court: high battle losses, low benefits, and low prestige. The Heavenly Court in the story gives me the impression of, "Hey, I have the ability, but I won't develop it." Even a small office in the capital is a crappy place.

The more I read, the more frustrated I get. I just don't understand why there has to be this kind of "pretending to be weak to deceive others," "showing off and getting slapped in the face," and "anyone can come and kick you" plot. Those weaker than you mock you, and those stronger look down on you. Why can't they write some more harmonious plots?

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The claim that Zhou Qian called himself the Human Emperor is the result of being brainwashed by countless marketing accounts. Aside from Yu the Great, which king of the Xia and Shang dynasties dared to call himself the Human Emperor? Which historical record mentions them as Human Emperors? After the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, where did the Human Emperor come from?

Chapters 7-10 describe the first mission where the protagonist kills a minotaur, hides his abilities to give the credit to his companions, takes the storage bag, and gains his first batch of cultivation resources. This minotaur then leads to the Dong family, a powerful conglomerate.

Despite not being weak, he deliberately acts like a coward when joining the Heavenly Court. What kind of ancient cultivation novel is this, trying to show off and slap his teammates in the face? Saying he doesn't want to be a scapegoat, wouldn't it be better if he didn't join the Heavenly Court and didn't even have to be the first to step forward?

Could the female lead have some powerful background again? Her disappearance for a year—was she perhaps accepting a legacy, then her family disapproved of her relationship with the protagonist, and then someone came to mock him? What, Xiao Xun'er? 🤣

The following are all personal opinions. This book is really good! When I first read the first few chapters, I did feel like I couldn't continue reading. After the first few chapters, it got more and more interesting; I read up to chapter 53 in one go. As a bookworm for over ten years, I sincerely suggest everyone take the time to slowly delve into Uncle Dao's real world.