The Eternal Myriad Phenomena

Since the main character is female, why not put it in the female-oriented category instead of the male-oriented category? It's okay if you haven't read it and don't know, but if you only find out the main character is female halfway through, I wonder how traumatized those readers are. Thank goodness I haven't read it.

This is outrageous! Fifteen chapters are dedicated to the unnecessary backstory, then it switches to modern fantasy, and the male lead becomes the female lead. Fantasy stories are abandoned after the beginning, modern stories abandon them because they're fantasy, and male-lead stories abandon them because they become female-lead. How can a book like this be recommended?

I couldn't hold back; this writing style completely disregards the characteristics of online novels. It only officially begins in Chapter Fifteen? Why couldn't they have moved the earlier content to later chapters and used flashbacks to explain things? Current buff: 1. Transformation 2. Extremely slow-burn + inexplicably confusing beginning of chapter fourteen. 3. The dialogue lacks a "" prompt.

Without punctuation, it challenges people's reading habits. If you can tolerate this, then you're a true die-hard fan. So, author, are you precisely targeting your readers?

Hey bro, aren't you seriously considering adding punctuation to the dialogue? Adding it to the last book would have definitely improved the grades a lot, and it's only just started now, so there's still time.

Without punctuation, no matter how well-written, there's no desire to understand it.

It has a pure Japanese manga style, with no quotation marks in the dialogue. Some readers say it looks like a translated and polished foreign novel or comic, and it does look somewhat like that. No wonder it's called "Daily Poison Guide".

I'm from the previous book, and to be honest, I felt that the setup was a bit too long. The title and synopsis set the bar too high, but based on the current chapters, it's just an urban soldier king story, which is too much of a contrast.

I've seen many posts criticizing him from a couple of years ago, but I really admire the author for maintaining such a stable update schedule and writing over 3 million words in 2 years, all purely for free out of love.

First, [the first 15 chapters are all nonsense], [character dialogue lacks quotation marks and punctuation], [the male protagonist transmigrates twice, and is gender-swapped], [first transmigrating as the illegitimate son of a Japanese conglomerate, dying as a tool], [second transmigrating as the daughter of a lord in a Western fantasy], [a cheat ability appears in chapter 16, as the title…