The Path of the Planar Boss

Actually, the most taboo genre in novels these days is the savior type.

That's a bit too generous. Giving away techniques that reverse one's innate abilities and upgrade one's spiritual roots without a second thought, not even worrying about being robbed if someone finds out. I wonder how they would treat someone they truly depend on for life. They'd probably reveal all their cheat codes and family trees.

We're not related, don't we have any currency? Why do you insist on giving me a cultivation technique? It's only the first three chapters!

What I admire most is that the author wrote about Sandra Ng as the female lead in their previous book, and the key point is that there were actually people in the comments section praising Sandra Ng. They said Sandra Ng only scores in the 60s out of 100, and the most crucial point is that there are tons of Hong Kong variety shows that score over 80.

The three golden chapters are written like crap.

Destroying Japan but not the Qing Dynasty: Is this a double standard or a sign of mental instability?

Has anyone else read three chapters and still feel like they know nothing, just like me?

I haven't read the book to see if it's good or not, but I suddenly discovered that I was permanently banned from commenting on the previous book. Then I checked my review, and the reason was that I said I couldn't appreciate Sandra Ng's "Thirteen Sister" (a character she played). And that got me banned? What a fragile author! Keep banning me! If someone hadn't liked that comment, I would have forgotten about you and this book. The writing is mediocre, but the temper is terrible.

The description is illogical; it claims a powerful being can seal themselves away to engage in infighting? If they're already powerful, why not just follow the first rule and kill those weaker than themselves?

How could someone who is not related to you at the beginning give you a cultivation technique?