A Mythic Life Begins

This protagonist is incomprehensible. It's normal for an illegitimate child to hate his father, but why hate the entire family? Just because they didn't give him the treatment of a legitimate son? Since they eventually accepted him, there shouldn't be much left to hate, right? Besides, his life is much better now, and he's receiving all the benefits he deserves.

Overall it's alright, but the premise is a bit off. A god only has a lifespan of a little over 100 years, yet one can easily add hundreds of years to the lifespan of their followers by offering incense – that's incomprehensible. All the various small worlds, medium worlds, and so on that they acquired were given to the female protagonist's family. There are many similar ones, not highly toxic, but they can significantly affect the viewing experience if you look closely.

In any prominent family, a child born to a concubine is never valued, especially an illegitimate child who has returned to claim ancestral ties. Therefore, one must recognize one's place and strive to improve oneself.

One small toxic spot, two large toxic spots. Minor flaw: Bei Qianqian could have easily followed Jiang Zhiwei's template, but she ended up being a minor, almost irrelevant supporting character. Major flaw: Earth has absolutely no need to be connected to the supernatural world. Even if the protagonist were to become supernatural on his own, it would be better than the current situation.

I still don't understand the point of getting a different template from Leifeng Pagoda. If you could just add 3x cultivation speed and use a skill every three days, wouldn't it be better to just go to Wudang Mountain once a month? All that effort is just to increase compatibility. Are the two templates of Bai Suzhen and Fahai combined as useful as the True Martial Emperor's? Why are you using such a haphazard approach to suppress the protagonist?

I think it would be better if the followers called the protagonist "Emperor," it sounds cooler too. Calling him "Emperor" every time feels a bit awkward.

I ordered a chapter specifically to give the author some suggestions: 1. The main plot is unclear; the descriptions of the spirit world and Earth are a bit messy. It would be better to focus on one aspect and change the setting later, otherwise it's easy for the story to fall apart. 2: The logic is flawed or the setting is insufficient; is the magic power infinite after the god descends?

If believers were to follow Chinese gods, especially figures like Zhenwu Haotian, they would have virtually no followers. They would have far more followers than Allah, God, Buddhism, or even Hinduism.

I felt ripped off! Why did I have to pay even though it was supposed to be free? I didn't even realize I had to pay until I ran out of coins.

The gap between the real world and the mythological world is so huge, it feels a bit like a professional player in an online game club.