This Seat’s Life Has Been Like Walking on Thin Ice

The author can just write according to their own ideas; after all, it's a mindless, enjoyable story. As long as it's not too overpowered, don't have too many expectations.

When I saw the protagonist was 1.8 Meters tall, I completely lost it. Even in the cultivation world, how can an eight-year-old be 1.8 Meters tall, possess extraordinary intelligence, be blessed with destiny, be determined to save humanity, and have great heroism? Why not eighteen? Sixteen? Even fifteen? We don't even need to mention the protagonist's soul age.

The story's logic doesn't hold up. Even if you're the author and can easily add a few settings to make it coherent, readers aren't fools. Your story needs to convince them, not the other way around.

The author has a great grasp of pacing, making the story incredibly satisfying. The main character isn't overshadowed at all, and the character levels up extremely quickly. It looks like we'll be perfectly clearing the first world in just a few chapters. Hopefully, you can keep it up and not let a tiny minority affect your rhythm.

Your introduction is almost identical, if not completely plagiarized. The original was titled "The more they oppose me, the more it proves I'm right."

Can I just directly select the keywords and skip the simulation content? I want to see real-world bragging, but not simulated world fantasies.

It's so classic that I don't want to see what happens next!

The author and the protagonist are too arrogant; writing like this won't get good results.

It's getting increasingly contradictory; I guess I'm losing control of it.

Why keep causing trouble in this small place? Either give a plausible reason or just exchange for the Spacetime Positioning Method sooner rather than later. It's just a simulation anyway, so don't worry about the lower realm's humans for now. Without the Supreme Beings targeting them, they can just live peacefully. The longer they live, the more advanced techniques and treasures they'll find.