The Fifth Form

I've read about 90 chapters. The author's writing is decent, but the plot is just too boring. First, the protagonist is too weak. All he can do is heal. If he was weak in the early stages, that would be one thing, but I looked at the comments section and he's still weak after more than 600 chapters. I didn't expect this book to be labeled as an invincible story.

I've written over a hundred chapters, and the protagonist's future is still uncertain. He hadn't even embarked on the path of cultivation. Swaying left and right After writing and thinking about it, isn't this just double torment of the protagonist? In reality, they're eager to be used as guinea pigs.

Several times I've seen this book and so many praises in the comments section, which piqued my interest to see what the author wrote so well. But after reading less than 50 chapters, I left completely confused, not even remembering the main character's name.

If the protagonist weren't mentally challenged, this book would have performed much better. I never expected the author to have so many die-hard fans.

This author is incredibly humble. When he wrote his first book, Heroes of Might and Magic: The Grandmaster, he said his performance was terrible. I'm not sure about that, but I think his writing is truly exceptional. In some ways, I think Heroes of Might and Magic: The Grandmaster is even better than his second book.

What's the point of wearing it back and forth? I don't see the point of wearing it twice at all. Furthermore, the protagonist's intelligence is questionable. How can a dream be so vivid? He's had these dreams for over a decade, and the last dream has influenced the next one—doesn't he have any thoughts about it? For example, if you dream about an exam, the questions will inevitably be blurry.

According to Daojun, the current mainstream view is that the division is based on the nine-five realms established by Qin Shi Huang, which consists of a total of nine major realms and 45 minor realms. The first step is entry into the realm, which corresponds to the achievements of the Primordial Spirit and Martial Soul in the previous chapter.

Wow, so many people in the comments section are saying this book is great. Then why haven't I gotten a single badge despite 50,000 favorites? It's 6 million words long and only has 500 comments. If it's really that good, you guys don't even bother to chat about it, right?

Damn it, that scumbag Chili Extract, he didn't even announce his new book! Let's all curse him so we can't eat instant noodles without seasoning!

It's clear that the author referenced the setting of "The Strange Path of Immortals" in this book, but there's a problem: in "The Strange Path of Immortals," the protagonist's body is always moving, whether in the modern world or another world, such as in the scene with the Bai family's roasted meat. This situation caused Huo Wang a lot of pain, and he couldn't tell which side was fake.