I'll Keep Studying Even Across the Heavens

That's a bit unbelievable! An 8-year-old becoming a Taoist priest? And after completing nine years of compulsory education, if the school knew about this kind of thinking, they would support him for life, and he wouldn't have to drop out of school and go home because of money.

Highly toxic, proceed with caution!!! What kind of rubbish is this? A jumbled mess of incoherent nonsense. One minute it's *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, the next it's the real world, then it's *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils*. Forget it, there are too many flaws to even bother listing.

The book is alright, and the writing is good too. It's just that your claim of achieving results after three years of rebellion is too unscientific. The first steam engine was invented around 1679, while the first computer was invented in 1946—that's a significant leap in Earth's technological development. Even if you had experience, it wouldn't be this absurd.

Seriously? This kind of book is on the recommendation list...

One chapter is enough to make you want to quit. The protagonist is supposed to be a child prodigy who finished nine years of compulsory education at age eight and was still at the top of his class. Logically, he should be a highly intelligent character, but the author portrays him as both childish and greasy. Moreover, the supporting characters also seem to have low intelligence.

I don't like Linghu Chong either, and I think he's an ingrate. But that doesn't mean I like it when others maliciously portray him negatively. Linghu Chong may appear to be a saint, but that doesn't mean he's a fool, much less a villain.

This even made it to the top recommendation list? Are there really no more books on Qidian?

Shennong came and Shennong left The protagonist, a genius, finishes nine years of compulsory education at age 8, then drops out, citing his master's death and lack of funds for further education. Turning to the next page, the text mentions selling his master's belongings for thousands, while he's lounging in the dojo, eating chips, drinking cola, and reading comics.

What he thought was humor and wit was just the fantasy of a disabled street urchin wandering the village entrance.

I've stopped reading anything about the One Piece world; I'll switch to another one later. Honestly, I don't like Japanese anime. I could easily write about a Chinese anime that's better than Japanese ones. The power levels in Japanese anime are a bit insane. Are they really that strong? They are, but the characters are all brainless. It was exciting when I was a kid, but I don't like it anymore now that I'm an adult.