The Most Unbeatable Man Alive

I read over 80 chapters, but I couldn't continue. It's not that the book is bad, it's just that there are too many characters. This is only a small group across three continents, yet there are already 30-40 named supporting characters. It's dizzying to read, and the plot jumps around constantly, switching between various supporting characters' perspectives.

The more it's written, the more hollow it becomes. The world-building is a complete mess. Geniuses are thrown around like they're free, and various factions and big shots are everywhere. It hasn't even gotten to the main plot yet, just endless boasting. Either write an invincible story where you don't need to worry about combat power, or at least write something realistic.

I've given up. I don't like plots that involve resurrecting characters from thousands or tens of thousands of years ago. I'll just wait until it's finished before checking back out.

The name the main character gave the peach blossom fairy was so wicked!

Let me clarify beforehand that this isn't mindless or meant to be sarcastic. The 100-coin tip was simply because I couldn't keep reading. I read about 200 chapters in one day during the QQ Reading free trial. Other readers might forget about it after reading one or two chapters a day, but I read over 200 chapters consecutively.

Is this book even readable? The author is constantly being nauseating. The author just loves to create drama; it's not worth wasting your money. Reading novels is actually quite expensive, but the cost isn't the biggest problem; it's not worth paying for something you find offensive. The protagonist thought he could ascend to godhood overnight, and not only did he fail to become a saint, but he also deliberately had the protagonist kicked out of the ten realms.

I can't stand it anymore. This is just a poor imitation. If you cut out the main character's scenes, the book will be the same. You wrote dozens of supporting characters, and each one of them is the best in the world.

This author must be terrible at naming characters; the names of the characters in this novel are awful one after another. A person who has read countless books gave someone a name like Liu Hechu... I couldn't hold back anymore when I saw this.

What is this book even about? It's all disjointed and I can't see a main plot. There are so many irrelevant supporting characters, and after reading over 100 chapters, the gift-giving character still hasn't arrived, which is overshadowing the main character's development. There are too many side stories, and the transitions are very abrupt. I'm hesitant to order more now. Can any experts who have seen the latest version please explain and advise me on whether I should still order more?

The writing is superb; a single memorial to the throne is quoted directly, making it worthy of repeated reading. The plot is also excellent, with a clear distinction between main and supporting elements and a well-organized structure. The short stories are also well-written, although a few seem to be padded.