The Self-Serving One’s Dark Path: A Grand Serial

The system setting is quite good, and the protagonist is a bit of a madman, extremely selfish. However, the main world is really a headache to read. The first few chapters are a bit stream-of-consciousness, and if you don't click with the plot, you basically won't want to continue. The doll thing is too coincidental, like it was intentionally given a cheat code. But overall, it's still a decent book, worth reading if you're looking for something to read.

In my opinion, aside from the bizarre opening scene, the excessive sentimentality, and the main character's confusion, everything else was quite good. The storyline involving spellcasting is quite good, and the main character's description is also decent.

Damn, the protagonist is a lunatic, doing things inexplicably and often acting recklessly. Indeed, different dark fantasy stories are not all the same. I still love the Immortal Venerable; it's a classic.

Mindless madness is meaningless. Egoism, the Gu Master, or a collection of wizarding books are more interesting. At least those who transcend or something else have their own ideals and pursuits.

... Did I see this a little late?

This is a good book. I'll report it first to test the waters, and then I'll read it if it's not blocked.

It's okay, but the name and the beginning are off. I wouldn't have clicked on it if the description didn't mention Inuyasha.

I've only read a few chapters, but to sum it up, it's basically an urban fantasy story with the same premise but different wording. The dialogue is full of "urban bandit-style" conversations with names like "Old Li," "Old Zhao," "Hey guys," "Old Li," and "You kid." I especially love that kind of slapstick, lighthearted banter; they just can't write normal conversations.

To be honest, I don't understand the Holy Grail at all; I know absolutely nothing about the story behind it. It gave me the feeling of reading a book written in heaven and earth.

Please understand that the author has just become human and is not yet very proficient in Chinese writing. Every sentence is constantly shifting, with time, place, and characters constantly changing. It never explains where an event occurs, when it happens, or who says a particular line. It's all dialogue, and even the identities of the speakers are unknown.