Mystical Origami: From the Blissful Spirit House to the Celestial and Underworld Courts

Have you noticed that while your initial concept is excellent, you can't handle large-scale events? Every book you write collapses in the mid-to-late stages. So, don't write too many stories about supreme gods and Buddhas; just finish them near the end, or perhaps refer to how other authors handle this.

After reading 16 chapters, I still completely don't understand the point of joining the official team when there's no shortage of cultivation techniques or food. And what's the use of having a simulator? Can't you just farm in the jungle? Dozens or even hundreds of simulations a day would be enough. 😅

I support it, but I hope it will be more logical. The first few books were very good in the beginning, but they lost momentum in the middle and later stages. The plot devices and ideas were good, but adding more and more in the middle and later stages would be too over-the-top.

Keep it up! I hope this novel, like "The Spark," has emotion and a bottom line. I couldn't keep reading the previous ones because the beginnings were too ruthless; otherwise, the author's imagination is truly amazing!

I've read almost all of this author's books, from *Dark Infinity* to *Emperor of Truth* to *Evolution of Night* and *Evolution of the Heavenly Book*. I feel the author's skill level is declining. Thinking back to *Dark Infinity*, I still consider it a rare gem of an infinite flow novel, practically a masterpiece among masterpieces. The setting never faltered.

The writing is a bit redundant. If you're going to time travel, fine, but why write about what kind of cola it is? What's with the past life on Earth and this life in Great Xia? And the old man forcing you to train to be unafraid of ghosts before you time travel, saying it's for your own good so you can travel to Great Xia? What kind of supernatural plot is this? Anyway, in my opinion, it's all unnecessary. The writing is poor.

What I admire most about you, author, is that your novels never have a bad ending. No matter how bad the subscription numbers are, you always persevere until the end. I'm so touched! 😭

The biggest problem I've found with this author's novels is that the protagonist, despite having such an overpowered advantage, constantly striving for perfection and wanting the best of everything, even at the risk of death, never truly experiences the thrill of crushing opponents.

I read a few chapters; it's a great premise, but poorly written. There are too many cheat-like abilities, making character development unnecessary. The origin of the Blissful Spirit House is inexplicable (was it given by a master?), And the character's entire body is replaced instantly (that's too exaggerated).

Nondescript Having a Blissful Spirit House would be incredibly powerful if used properly, but instead they went and made a simulation of it, which was completely unnecessary.