From Babyhood to Dao Lord

I stopped following the story after reading about Qin Shi Huang. It felt like the protagonist stopped developing skills after growing up, and the later chapters became just ordinary fantasy and not very interesting. Today it was free for a limited time, so I skimmed through a few chapters.

This is someone else's author 😡

I can't understand why an 8-year-old child is being sent to the battlefield. What kind of Naruto/Sengoku-esque behavior is this?

A novel that's neither enjoyable to read nor worth discarding. The protagonist is reborn as a child in a different world, only to find their system gone, a previously used skill nerfed and reappearing, and old skills unusable. They must start from scratch, trying to recreate familiar tropes. When crisis strikes, the protagonist comes to the rescue, and the cycle repeats itself endlessly. No wonder it's so popular for limited-time free periods—it's free every month!

Wow, this has been free so many times!

Wow, this is so watery! Is this a wish-fulfillment novel or just a collection of nonsensical drivel?

I used to wait for updates, and then my bookshelf would gather dust for ages before I'd suddenly see them being free for a limited time, and then I'd suddenly lose interest in reading them.

Personally, I feel that a cultivation novel needs clear and meaningful cultivation levels to go further. Otherwise, if the author suddenly writes something that lets the protagonist unleash their full potential, their combat power might just skyrocket to the highest level.

Wow, even switching to a new map starts with being a reincarnated baby!

To be honest, I think some of it is illogical. In the part about finding the vengeful mother, if the protagonist had the ability, he should have directly helped; his repeated refusals were very unwise. Think about it: as long as the vengeful mother isn't found, the protagonist is in danger, because her target is the child—how could he possibly escape unscathed?