Bitter Realm: Win to Get Stronger? Surrender and Lose Half
苦境：赢了就变强？投降输一半
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Donglin Academy? Is it an itchy scalp or the water too cold? They really know how to choose a terrible birthplace.
The chapter about Yan Guiren was originally intended to be dark, but most people were too naive, and Yan Guiren was too popular. Chapter 54 had three versions: one extremely dark and vicious, one extremely brutal and crushing, and one following the original story… Chapter 54 has been slightly revised, and I hope readers are satisfied!
I don't understand why the Nine Yang Divine Skill and the Great Shift of the Universe can't be used as basic transitional martial arts.
Are sect disciples supposed to start with divine martial arts manuals right from the start? Shouldn't everyone begin with basic skills? Characters practice basic skills like the Nine Yang Divine Skill (level 18) and the Great Shift of the Universe (level 15). What's wrong with that? I really don't understand! Why insist on comparing basic skills to divine martial arts manuals from the Pili world?
It's so chaotic right now. So many people are appearing out of nowhere, and the plot feels disjointed.
In reality, unifying the three religions requires at least the level of the Primordial Embryo Abandonment, though nominally it depends on good luck.
This protagonist reminds me of An Lushan. He was incredibly obedient in the beginning, calling Yang Guifei "Mom," which was utterly shameless. But I like him.
I want to know what the main plot is, what the protagonist's goal is, and whether it's to establish and develop the Ming Cult. What, then, is the purpose of developing the Ming Cult? But the protagonist's actions don't seem to have anything to do with developing the Ming Cult; he's always been an undercover agent. With so many villainous forces, is the protagonist just going to be an undercover agent the whole time? Now he's also involved with the Abandoned Emperor.
The system has increased the difficulty! It's frustrating that I can't beat anyone, and leveling up only brings setbacks.
I just want to ask the author, which of your previous statements is reasonable? The Great Shift of the Universe has only six levels, and the seventh level is still in a conceptual state. Isn't reaching the 15th level of the Great Shift of the Universe beyond the scope of martial arts? And the Nine Yang Divine Skill, 18 levels!
Are you sure he's not a split soul of the Demon Lord?