Transmigrate, Heavens!

You've wasted your time learning "The Sword of the Yue Maiden"? You're just feeding her poison, aren't you?

The first world was truly frustrating. Someone familiar with the plot, possessing a certain status and fighting prowess, was treated like dirt by a few despised individuals after a few months of respite. Afterwards, I was internally screaming: "I'm powerless..." What happens next? Is it still watchable? I'll watch something else for a few days to recover.

Taking Duan Yu as an apprentice? The two people who disliked Duan Zhengchun the most in Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils were Duan Yu.

In the world of "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils," she acts like a babysitter to Duan Yu, which is disgusting. Then she forcibly takes him as a disciple and passes on her skills, actually teaching him the martial arts of Beiming and Weibo, claiming it's the martial arts of her newly created sect. Seriously? The people of the Xiaoyao Sect are still alive, how can she have such a shameless attitude?

After reading a few chapters, I noticed the protagonist lacks a strong sense of right and wrong, and despite having the opportunity, he makes no changes. He's selfish and self-serving, fitting the stereotype of a modern loser, but this kind of writing is quite unskilled.

In the world of "Myth," the reason why the protagonist doesn't try to change things, as I understand it, is that when someone arrives in a film or television world without memories, abilities, or a system, their first thought should be how to survive. On the basis of survival, they should try to gain some benefits by following the development of the plot.

Zhang Shaoyun

The male protagonist, who has consumed an elixir of immortality and lacks physical strength, would be perfect as a laboratory subject. 😏😏

What kind of rubbish is this? The mythological world without inherited memories and martial arts is just toxic.

There's a reason why it wasn't popular! They've withdrawn!