A Carefree Life Across the Myriad Heavens Starts with Me
诸天悠闲生活从我做起
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This book would be better if it didn't include Douluo Continent. Douluo Continent is popular, but it has even more haters. I usually drop the book as soon as I see Douluo Continent.
Putting aside the writing style and other flaws, the portrayal of Huang Rong is simply terrible, completely contradicting the leisurely tone of the title; she's basically just there to clean up someone else's mess. Later on, it becomes a clone-based story, with the main world suddenly introducing supernatural elements. The second volume even features a heavyweight Douluo Continent, which is incredibly overpowered.
The author immediately launched into a tirade against all his peers, calling them trash and criticizing the various inconsistencies in their protagonist's time-travel storyline. He presented his arguments with such conviction that I initially thought he was some kind of powerful figure. Turns out, he's just another mediocre character.
I don't want to rush into predicting the author's next writing path; you can't imagine! Don't give readers any spoilers like the protagonist will side with someone or become a king; that's impossible!
It was alright at first, but then it got boring. They said at the beginning that I wouldn't interact with any of the main characters, but later on, I was basically always with them, which made it completely uninteresting. And then there's the Douluo Continent world? Just seeing the name Douluo immediately turned me off.
Can I run for the position of moderator of the "Really Moronic" forum?
As an adult, can't the protagonist use his brain?
Good heavens, the ending of The Legend of the Condor Heroes was a complete disaster, and Douluo Continent is even more unwatchable. Goodbye.
The later parts are completely unreadable; The Legend of the Condor Heroes was still watchable, but everything after that is terrible.
The protagonist has absolutely no emotional intelligence. There are clearly better ways to handle things, but he insists on throwing a tantrum and causing trouble for himself, acting like a giant baby. In real life, encountering someone like this would only make you think they are capricious and unreliable.