A Man in the Myriad Heavens, From the Start Things Are Very Wrong

The cheat was a gift from a friend. I'll skip the driving scenes. The writing is so-so. You have to imagine the battles. The character designs fit the image of Yun. The economic system is barely there. The plot unfolds in a self-indulgent way. There are obvious gaps in the transitions between parts. 😅Finally, the protagonist is like Tang San. He does all sorts of awful things but can still stand on moral high ground and move himself to tears.

Seeing that the cheat ability was a gift from a so-called buddy, I wondered what the author's purpose was in writing this setting? Was it to disgust readers or to filter them out?

Why does the daily reading guide keep recommending low-quality books all day long? 😅😅 Even books with tens or hundreds of thousands of words are recommended. It would be one thing if they were well-written, but the key issue is that they are also poorly written. Does the person in charge of the reading group really treat Qidian like a second mother and QQ Reading like a prince?

Something's off about your cover. 😰

The Dark Bible 👏👏, 666

Having read up to chapter nineteen, the earlier parts were alright, though some of the more inexplicable ones were minor flaws, like the "conquer the world" and "conquer percentage" mechanics, or the sudden appearance of some green-quality treasure chest – all of which seemed a bit odd. And the warlock's class change – I really don't understand it. Why not just become an ability? Class change?

Can someone familiar with this cover give me its name? I have a friend who knows about it.

Writing something like this at Qidian is already outrageous. And it's not even good! Your writing has absolutely no meaning. Did you just go to sleep? What about the process? Are we supposed to just imagine it?

You wouldn't have achieved this result even if you had just changed the cover.

I came in because of the cover, and left because of the comments.