The Ten Great Red-Dust Immortals: My Identity Can’t Stay Hidden

I took a cursory glance at the book before it was put on the shelf, and I felt that the author didn't understand the positioning of the book at all. People who read the review just wanted to see their favorite characters pretending to be in the world. You would be better off letting the protagonist step on them at the beginning. Besides, the protagonist has no role at all. These people can do it without the protagonist. With the protagonist, nothing changes. This seems very awkward. So far, I think this book is a carnival of the author alone.

If you want to write an inventory flow with the protagonist, don't get too involved, no one will like it.

You have no character at all and you still write invincible articles. Go ahead and eat your shit.

Either you don't participate, or if you want to participate, just change their fate. You wait until a tragedy happens before you come out. It's useless if you come out. Just say a few words. It's the same with or without you.

What purpose does this protagonist have?

Just reading the introduction makes me feel extremely embarrassed.

After reading the introduction, the time span is too big and toxic.

I remember that Chu Feng is definitely the strongest person in the realm of the Red Dust Immortal. Others are comparable to the Quasi-Immortal King in combat power. He is the real Killable Immortal King of the Red Dust Immortal, and he is also the youngest detached one.

I'm really speechless. If I put this out there without the strength, who would believe it?

What is the difference between having a protagonist and not having a protagonist?