The Myriad Worlds Chat Group of Clones

Are you sure the protagonist in One Piece isn't a complete waste? With so many power-ups, it still takes him ten years to easily defeat Kaido. And the protagonist in Naruto, with the arm bone of a 100,000-year-old Blue Lightning Tyrannosaurus Rex and other power-ups, is only an elite Chunin? That's ridiculous. Is Douluo Continent really just a piece of cake? It feels like Kage-level characters are equivalent to gods in Douluo Continent.

Having read so many books, I've only ever criticized Tang San. Tang San's character is a unique and exemplary protagonist.

The world is changing too frequently; it's a bit exhausting to watch.

To those who came in later, take my advice: the Battle Through the Heavens plot gives Xiao Yan a strange fire, an old man, and even a wife. I'm truly speechless. They're willing to give up everything for the sake of the plot, right?

This book is now on the right track, for the time being. Let me repeat a few questions here. First, their powers are not interconnected. This refers to the power they have cultivated through their own hard work and the power they have acquired on their own. No one can reach the top in one step; everyone must cultivate diligently and practically.

Sorry, please forgive me for reading the book without reading the comments, and it sent it away directly.

You have your opinion, and the readers have theirs. Since you're unwilling to cater to the readers, then don't complain about stopping your reading. Adults need to learn to bear the consequences. Everything else is fine, but I really don't understand the part about sending the girl away. She almost killed me! Just because it's related to the original story, does that mean she should be sent away?

Furthermore, it seems that every instance of the story involves a henpecked husband, even if the female character isn't originally a strong persona; they're forced to use punishment and violence—typical tsundere heroine tropes from Japanese anime.

Don't try to be a pretentious, artsy type; it's awkward. If your writing lacks expressive power, fails to evoke empathy, and doesn't offer profound insights, it won't convince anyone.

And this is a pretty big hook, but you seem to think the main character should still be pulled like this.