Just Reached Perfection, and Earth Merged with the Panlong World

Is there anything more important than the supreme deity? Why get so excited about seeing things on Earth when you're carrying the supreme deity? If you have information, why not go there when you can? Why force a connection with the Lord of Death? Even if you want to, just steal the supreme deity! That's the Lord! This plot is clearly a forced attempt to create a connection.

The protagonist has been in the Panlong world for trillions of years, so how could he be so excited on Earth?

The protagonist is running around with a main godhood, and the plot is completely incomprehensible. They inexplicably jumped to Earth-based storylines. People who read Panlong fanfiction are supposed to see the protagonist wreak havoc, but so far there's not a single exciting moment. If this continues, nobody will read it. 😥😥

I'm disgusted. The main godhood was just handed over like that. What use is the favor of three rulers who were instantly killed to the protagonist? Is the Supreme God mission going to those three weaklings? Even in a plane war, three god planes won't suffice. Even with the help of the Death Ruler, they'd only gain one instance of willpower, making them ten times stronger.

A heaven-defying opportunity, taking trillions of years to reach the Great Perfection—this premise is toxic.

I generally don't criticize authors, and I can tolerate some flaws, but this chapter on the mutation of four soul elements is truly challenging my nerves. While the book had some issues in its early stages, those minor flaws don't detract from its overall merit.

Did the author only skim through the original work before starting to write fanfiction, or is it just some terrible AI-generated work?

I really don't understand why so many novel protagonists transmigrate and become powerful figures who can casually help Earth. Instead, many not only fail to help but bring trouble to the planet. These protagonists are truly disgusting, like prisoners. In their previous life, Earth protected them, and they transmigrated to another world—a world with another Earth, albeit different, but similar.

If I remember correctly, someone wrote about this a long time ago; it's almost exactly the same, even the introduction. Is it just copying from a book? 🙂

The protagonist belittles the human race to the point that not even one of them can become a god. According to him, he, as a human, is not even qualified to become a god, yet he still achieves Great Perfection. In a world devoid of kinship, family honor, and racial honor, the presence of a Daoist is very incongruous.