You Said to Kill Enemies, So Why Did You Slaughter the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths?

It's fast-paced, decisive, and has no major flaws; it's definitely worth watching. Hopefully, it can maintain this level of quality in later episodes. 🙂

This novel is a typical example of the kind where you provoke a small fry, and the power behind that fry is interconnected. The protagonist can fight his way up from the small fry to the final villain. When the villain is finally killed, he will be completely bewildered as to why he provoked the protagonist. He truly has no idea that his underling's underling's underling's underling's underling...

It's alright, I keep killing, but the writing is lacking, the vocabulary is limited, and the skill upgrades are very superficial. For example, even though the skill panel already shows that the upgrade points have been reduced, there's still a paragraph explaining why. Sometimes it's even repeated.

There are many battle scenes, but they don't restrict level progression. It's all about killing. This can easily lead to aesthetic fatigue, and there's very little plot development in between. After reading many chapters, it becomes too tedious. The reason is: there's little daily life, including traveling, and the basic pattern is the same.

Are you the one who wrote about the Sixteen-Foot Golden Body? Are you using an alternate account?

It has a familiar feel to it; new authors can't write like this. Whose pseudonym are you, anyway?

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A county-level power, teeming with experts, its resources are unimaginable. Anyway, it has many similar minor flaws, making it quite awkward to watch, and the plot just keeps looping.

Are there any Shennongs among those recommended?

The opening is too verbose and might discourage readers. The author could revise it appropriately, but the later plot is quite good.