A Man in the Myriad Heavens, Repaying Every Kindness

This protagonist is indeed a eunuch. He's missing something in his brain, and his thought process is different from ordinary people. I thought helping the Lin family was helping them kill people, but it turns out he castrated them and made them practice the Evil-Repelling Sword Technique. Yue Buqun took the Gentleman's Sword by mistake; the protagonist should have taken it.

The protagonist, suffering from impotence, practices the "Exorcising Evil" technique. To repay a debt of gratitude and prevent the Lin family from being wiped out by the Qingcheng Sect, he castrates Lin Zhennan in front of Lin Pingzhi and his mother... You can decide for yourselves whether to read it or not...

Having read up to Chapter 51, well… I feel the author has something in mind, but is writing too hastily. The outline also seems problematic; I wonder if that's a common problem for beginners. But if this continues, it'll probably either end up being a terrible ending, or the author will really be forced into a pigeon fancier's club.

This is a story of too many eunuchs starting with castration! The author of this book has a good idea: a ready-made excuse for castration. The protagonist goes mad from practicing the Evil-Slaying Sword Technique, castrates himself, and the book ends.

The main character is a Ding Crab! His act of repaying a debt of gratitude is so cruel it's unbearable to witness!

Let's change our names. We are all in the heavens, grateful for your kindness.

The protagonist, who was impotent, practiced the Evil-Repelling Cultivation Technique. In order to repay a debt of gratitude, he made Lin Zhengnan, Qu Yang, and Liu Zhengfeng practice it as well.

Write well~

The Republican era section completely ruined the book; the author was probably quite pleased with himself.

Hopefully, there won't be any scenes that badmouth Xiao Yan; there are too many authors on Qidian who are jealous of Potato (the author's pen name).