The Heavens Begin in the Minor Underworld

With the release of the trilogy's side story, the protagonist of the fanfiction was completely deprived of any right to skip ahead. The Sacrificial Path can evolve any timeline; the Immortal Emperor and the Sacrificial Path could descend upon one's past at any moment. The three Sacrificial Paths are also watching their past, especially Shi Hao.

What utter garbage is this? It's all just piling on settings. There are no climaxes, no enemies, no satisfying moments of changing the plot in other worlds. All they care about is a bunch of Earth's two-armed subordinates. For example, the ultimate being who can instantly kill most quasi-Immortal Emperors is constantly thinking about how to pay a bunch of useless Heavenly Venerables, and then he goes crazy in Douluo Continent?

One Lifetime is a mechanic-driven monster, Immortality is a numerical monster, and the Three Kingdoms Trilogy is known for its great special effects. Is it possible to think this way? 🤔

The more I read, the more I felt it was mediocre. Sigh, the quality is far inferior to the previous book. I had such high expectations, but this one is too full of hostility; it's not enjoyable at all. The "build-up" trope only creates a sense of gloom; I only saw the gloom, not the gloom.

Back then, Lin Yang, in order to show off his prowess, went so far as to create the "One Qi Transforms into Three Pure Ones" technique, engaging in a fierce battle with his three quasi-Immortal Emperor avatars on the Boundary Sea, completely fooling Shi Hao. Look at the garbage you're writing now! Where has that original level of sophistication gone?

After chapter 360, it gets increasingly nonsensical. The entire thing is the protagonist talking to himself, rambling on about cultivation and leveling up. There's absolutely no plot. I came here for the story, not to read a cultivation diary. 😅

Stop writing about the Primordial Era and Infinite Terror; they always start to fall apart at these points.

It's messy and sloppy. It didn't inherit any of the advantages of perfection, but it inherited all the disadvantages.

Every time I read this author's novels, he talks about how fragile the underworld is, full of wandering ghosts, which is simply laughable. Let me first state two of my opinions. 1: The wandering ghosts in the underworld are real, but only in relation to the world of the trilogy. What does it have to do with the world outside the trilogy?

It's been so long, they might as well update Perfect World. This one is really not as good as that one.