A Chaotic Age of the Supernatural: Grinding for Experience by Forging Iron

What kind of curse have the authors on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) been under? They can turn any genre and any kind of cheat code into a novel that trolls mainstream audiences.

The protagonist couldn't bear to part with his modern body, so he directly traveled through time and space into chaos! Why wasn't he still able to sweep through the human world? After all, with such an amazing physical experience, is it reasonable for him to be so weak?

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The more you read a story about abusing the protagonist, the more disgusting it becomes.

The most disgusting thing is torturing the protagonist.

I was watching it just fine, but after the eerie scene came out, I didn't want to watch anymore.

I just want to see someone lifting weights, why make it so complicated?

I came and left, it was alright, and the character dialogue felt like that of an NPC, but there weren't any major flaws. It's acceptable as a resource.

The protagonist is too naive, especially in this kind of bizarre story. He doesn't avoid danger but instead recklessly takes risks. He's just a protagonist; without the protagonist's halo, he shouldn't be so reckless. The constant back-and-forth plots are completely unnecessary and easily lead to visual fatigue. If the protagonist's personality doesn't fit the world, there's no future.

This is so well written. It describes playing around with abstract concepts in a four-dimensional world, or even a five- or six-dimensional world, treating old monsters like fools, and having others know what you're thinking in a second. It's truly a great article.