The Peerless Ruthless Man, Slashing Through the World

I've figured something out. I abandoned this novel a long time ago because the later parts became too boring, especially the officials in the court who seemed brainless, and the arrogant families who were incredibly haughty. I couldn't understand what gave them the right to look down on someone who climbed up from the bottom and built a vast empire step by step.

In my next book, I'll single-handedly destroy the immortal realm. One person cuts through hell One person cut down...

I came across this author's book again and was curious to ask if it's going to be another endless killing spree like the last one. The author of the last book had developed a very serious path dependency. It was very enjoyable at first, but it was basically the same formula over and over again, constantly giving readers a shot of adrenaline until the reader's threshold was raised higher and higher, and then they started to get bored.

This is perfect for beginners; it requires absolutely no brainpower, just like those ridiculous anti-Japanese war dramas—it's an insult to the reader's intelligence.

One chapter a day, see you in a year! 🙂🙂🙂

While the demonic path was holding back the older generation of Yunxi, it was also able to send people to kill the younger generation. Doesn't this mean that the demonic path is much stronger than the righteous path?

Ugh, this kind of plot twist is so off-putting, it feels like an early "death trap." I get a headache whenever the author writes this kind of story. I'll just leave it for now. I know the next few chapters, even dozens of them, will be really difficult for me to read. For a feel-good story, it's better to wait for the next plot development.

I paid fifty yuan to see your story end badly. Stop writing, I'm never reading your novels again.

After seeing the "Triple Kill Golden Core" chapter, I lost all desire to subscribe. It's been days; I can guess the gist of it just from the chapter titles. I don't want to read anymore, so I'm dropping this story. Goodbye everyone!

I get the author's trick now. No matter what level the protagonist reaches or how awesome he is, there's always a villain two levels above him who will appear, and in the end, the protagonist will definitely defeat him. It happens over and over again. You can see for yourselves.