Attaining Transcendence, The Other Shore of the Mortal World

Invincible Flow Novel: I Am the Only One My keywords are: God among men, sovereign law, transcending humanity, a joyful human, playing in the human world, neutral in chaos, the possibility of humanity. I've read two novels featuring a protagonist who embodies the idea of ​​absolute power. A powerful, secular figure hides behind the scenes, using worldly rules to scheme against the protagonist.

Single female lead or no female lead, both are fine. It's rare to find a novel this good. If it's going to have a harem, please let me know, I'm out of here. Otherwise, like in "Little World," suddenly having a harem made me feel terrible for days. 😭😭😭

It has too many flaws and inconsistencies. In a martial arts world, someone can exchange a few blows with a tiger and immediately become a legendary immortal, and this is supposedly the son of some board member? None of the rich young masters practice martial arts? The world-building is illogical; a world where a grandmaster can force an entire nation to retreat is ridiculous!

Well, the first few chapters were really well-written, but after the main story begins, it just starts showing off and being arrogant. In my opinion, a novel is simply about telling stories, a series of short tales strung together to form a longer narrative. But the author's later chapters are all about self-aggrandizement, which feels incredibly boring.

After reading the beginning, is this a variant of the ancient "King of Soldiers" genre? What kind of Taoist priest comes down from the mountain to show off?

The writing is good, but the plot is indescribable. I read the beginning and couldn't continue. I could guess the rest of the story without even reading it. Am I crazy? This plot is too old-fashioned. It's not exactly melodramatic, but it's also a bit melodramatic. It's a painful read.

Adding classical Chinese to vernacular Chinese is like copying a cat without understanding its meaning. A story set in a normal world with parallel martial arts protagonists. The protagonist starts showing off and develops an alternative system for changing names. Ugh.

A student giving a million to their parents and family is incredibly easy; does that mean your family are billionaires? (This part is poorly written.)

This is the author's first book, and I will persevere in finishing it regardless of its success or failure. I hope those who have added it to their collections will continue reading and subscribe. Thank you!

My brother successfully bought at the bottom, I'm so happy!