I Ate My Way to Becoming a Taiyi Daoist

Only by eating people can you become a superior person!

I feel the protagonist's character is really hypocritical. In the earlier chapters, he told the other character that he doesn't like to "lay down the butcher's knife and become a Buddha" because he dislikes harboring evil. How many lives has the eldest daughter of the Yu family taken? Her property was confiscated, her surname changed, and she still holds an official position?

It looked alright, but why did you add the element of "calamity energy"? It really ruins the viewing experience. Why is the protagonist being chased by something from the very beginning? Can you be sure everyone is watching something chasing the protagonist, and not the protagonist walking on his own? What's the point of watching that?

It's pretty good, surprisingly so. The description needs some revision; it's too common.

Having read up to chapter 28, Uncle Hui gets confronted by that manager... Many comments say it's good, but I honestly didn't. The protagonist encounters conflict too early in the story, and, how should I put it, he knows that statue isn't a good thing but still puts it back! Just like Yi Xiaochuan! A sanctimonious hypocrite.

The protagonist's all-knowing cheat ability shouldn't be buried like this. They're fixated on the Taotie, even using a homophone for the main character's name. Why not just make the cheat ability Taotie directly? The all-knowing cheat ability could have been written in so many more interesting ways; they're focusing on trivialities while losing sight of the bigger picture!

After reading over thirty chapters, I still completely don't understand what this young lady from a small gang is pretending to be. The Preaching Academy is a major power, and none of its bigwigs have surveillance cameras on or are watching everywhere. Why is this little brat messing around with the surveillance?

A maid's joke leads to the young mistress pressuring Steward Li and even sending people to steal weapons. The protagonist, because of the maid's resentment, is forced to become bait, putting his life in danger. The maid and mistress continue to watch the drama unfold. It's incomprehensible that the protagonist, someone who would be upset by being threatened with after-sales service, doesn't hold a grudge.

I've read over 30 chapters, and there's just too much rambling, mostly internal monologues. I can't keep going. The premise is novel, and the subject matter is good, but unfortunately, the writing is terrible.

The idea is good, and the character design is decent, but the author's skill level is indeed lacking. The plot is too contrived, even forced, and the protagonist being threatened is a major blunder. Even if his parents were arrested, he wouldn't just obediently submit. A threatened person loses right from the start π_π. Most importantly, this plot is completely illogical.