My Years in the World of Folk Customs

How did Chapter 24 know what the protagonist did? They knew from the very beginning??? Isn't there a legendary item??? Don't tell me the official game developers have one too. Even if they did, don't say they suddenly gave it to the protagonist. The protagonist only appeared once at the fire scene, and the government was already paying attention.

After reading twenty chapters since it was released, I'll just say this: the protagonist can control hundreds of tons of water, interfere with gravity, and cause earthquakes. He has a personal space, can expand his domain, possesses a supreme treasure to suppress his luck, and is protected by a magical armor, making him immune to all spells and poisons.

It seems to be a novel called "The Mortal Lord," but don't try to imitate it by opening a temple; it's easy to mess up the story. Focus on treasures and skills. Ideally, each character should have a skill cap; two skills are just right. Too many fancy skills are less effective than writing about cultivation. Other abilities can be compensated for with special treasures.

Having been deceived by a monk before, I'm not particularly interested in Buddhist themes in this genre. I haven't read the first chapter, so I don't know how well the author writes, but I wanted to offer my comment.

Don't bother reading this trash book! It's just a bunch of rambling, disjointed accounts. Then, it finally says I can go to Maoshan to learn magic and participate in the game, but I just won't go. There are so many delays along the way. I finally get to the foot of the mountain, but I still don't go! Instead, I teleport away and wander off to other places.

It used a huge cheat code, but it was useless.

This book is actually quite original, so why did it become free for a limited time? Every chapter is about exploration, acquiring various items and skills, and then basically, that's it. There's no climax, no main plot, no purpose. Nothing else.

I've been following this book this far, and in short, if it weren't a text-based novel, but any similar infinite flow or game-like story, this would be utter garbage. The protagonist is brainless; after over 700 chapters, he's still acting like an idiot. His combat power is inconsistent throughout, with serious retconning and constant burning of everything. Why not just escape?

What kind of rambling account is this? The protagonist keeps gaining things, but they're all useless; he never uses any of the various equipment and skills.

It's well-written, but after about 120 pages, I started to get tired of it. It's all the same old exploration, with only the contemporary storyline offering any real anticipation. There's some description, but not much. After that, it just becomes pure formulaic filler. Still exploring. 😅