The Heavens Are Crumbling, and I Really Don’t Want to Be the Villain!

To be honest, the author's thinking is too low-level. It would be very easy to destroy the so-called plot. Just copy the Evil-Repelling Sword Manual countless times and spread it all over the world. At that time, the so-called plot would be almost gone. It would be a miracle if your way of following the plot could destroy it.

In other novels, I'd be thrilled if you killed off Tian Boguang quickly; in this one, he's the master of hindrance.

Give me a kick when you get to Pili, thank you.

Byd, you're actually back on Qidian! I was rereading "The Demon Prince" yesterday, and today I've already seen your new book. 🙂

To be honest, I still prefer Liu Dan's version of Ning Zhongze. The actress may not be the most beautiful, but she captured the temperament and charm perfectly.

This is truly a pitfall. The protagonist having to abandon his cultivation and start over after transmigrating to another world is already cruel enough, but what's even worse is that he didn't take Ning Zhongze with him! I'm so curious, does the protagonist really want to be cuckolded? Ning Zhongze is supposedly powerful? What good is that?

All I want to say is that even a prostitute knows how to have it both ways, but the protagonist in the author's story is even worse than a prostitute, wishing he could tell the whole world that he is a prostitute.

If your Honkai Impact stat is full, do you have to start all over again in the next world? Then what's the point of going to the next world? Seeing this comment makes me want to drop the book.

I heard in an author group a while ago that some big names who write about Liu Bei have come to Qidian. It seems it's true.

Why does T insist on marrying his master's wife? Wouldn't it be better to just marry his junior sister and go to the next world? Why keep doing this?