Conquering the Myriad Worlds, Starting with The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber

I've been watching the Super God Academy anime wrong. The Angel Civilization has to fight a civilization like the Taotie with hand-to-hand combat, and the Super Soldier Squad, despite possessing super genes that can utilize dark energy, also resorts to melee. They're supposed to be mages, but they're playing like warriors. They lack both macro-level and micro-level combat skills.

Seeing that the students couldn't hold back during the broadcast gymnastics exercise, I initially thought it was a pretty good book. A person with no martial arts skills trying to show off by doing calisthenics in front of Zhang Sanfeng? Don't get carried away.

Don't write about Super God Academy; I don't really like its setting. It feels a bit too absurd. Having Sun Wukong but no Jade Emperor or Buddha is just ridiculous. They're treating me like an idiot.

It's not as interesting as the original *Under One Person*. In *Under One Person*, the protagonist directly gained abilities from various people's bodies through research. Now that he's reached godlike status, he's suddenly become hesitant and starts teaching others. I came to see the protagonist causing trouble, not to see him be a teacher. The author has disappointed me.

I finished reading the ending of the Naruto volume today, and it's just as garbage as the endings of the previous volumes. It keeps leaving things unresolved. I've said it so many times, don't write things vaguely, but the author still does it. This is the last time I'm saying it; I don't want to read any more. I couldn't help but rant after finishing it. I'm leaving.

Starting with the Night Watchman world, the rest of the series became increasingly uninteresting. Each world followed the same formula: explaining knowledge to others, then having them fight, and then inexplicably reverting to studying that knowledge—there was absolutely no coherence.

Is this the author's opinion? See how badly things are getting now with *Super God Academy*? Everyone says *Super God Academy* has many illogical parts, and I told them not to write it. Now you know how bad it is. It's too late for you to regret it now.

Um, the world of martial arts constantly emphasizes science... Oh well, good luck, author! Goodbye, author!

The writing of "Covering the Sky" is confusing; the author clearly forced scientific findings into the world-building of "Covering the Sky."

Hey bro, hurry up! I only have one book left, you're the last one. I'm leaving after I finish this. I thought it was the most orthodox one, until I looked elsewhere. Now I'm not short of books to read anymore. Only yours is left.