I Can Prepare Anything for Burial

It's strange. I was really focused and enjoying the beginning, but starting from chapter 46 of the second visit to the Mountain and Sea Realm, it just became a bunch of filler, barely breaking down into chapters before it was released. There was no main storyline at all; it was just a series of introductions to the Mountain and Sea Realm as we went along. These 20+ chapters of filler greatly diminished my interest, and I completely lost the desire to continue reading.

What kind of stuff did you write the second time you entered the world of mountains and seas?

I'm already looking forward to it! The veteran writer can't make anime about the War of Resistance, but this one can. The worldview of the Mountain and Sea Realm, with its timeline synchronized with Earth, is fresh and makes sense. The tech tree focuses on military industry, and the inclusion of mechanical bodies and hovercars is perfect. Write it well, don't waste such a great idea! Just thinking about mechs fighting giant monsters is awesome! Let's do it!

The second time I entered the Mountain and Sea Realm, the pace was too slow, and there was no main storyline for a long time, which was boring.

I don't understand why they created Chu Tianyang. I completely fail to understand why they need to deal with this supporting character. He's supposed to be a calm and collected person, yet he never considered using his abilities to heal the protagonist's grandmother or find his missing parents. Then, suddenly, they introduce an irrational character. What's the point of Chu Tianyang?

The first dungeon run and the preceding storyline were truly amazing; the writing was superb and the style was mature. However, the second dungeon run felt like a completely different author's work. The two-day countdown section, however, became a mess. There was no main plot; it consisted mostly of irrelevant scenes of others fighting beasts—a single chapter could have easily filled the space.

Can't the protagonist spend more time improving himself? He doesn't seek out inheritances, nor does he learn the old man's supernatural powers. Even after the two divine generals returned to their positions, he didn't learn anything from them, spending all his time messing around with that broken fighting beast—what is he doing?

It's good, just my type, the author is great! 👍 But two chapters a day isn't enough, please update more! 😁🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

Those 14,000 followers must be fake... There aren't even 100 comments.

Is the author deliberately trying to be profound, leaving me completely confused?