Comprehending All Laws: Beginning with Projections of the Heavens

It's alright. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, never hesitating when killing. I really like this style of protagonist. I hope he treats women the same way. I really dislike protagonists who are ruthless towards men but fawn over women, finding all sorts of excuses to spare women who deserve to be killed. It's disgusting.

It's alright, no major flaws. The author cleverly created an original world using a different theme, but at least it's readable. Unlike some authors who have tons of personal touches and flaws yet still get featured. If the second world is written with care, its success shouldn't be bad.

Even a creative name is better than just using the "prehistoric" label. The name just looks so generic.

Why not just write a direct adaptation of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer? It's all so ambiguous and unclear.

I didn't understand the part about the Heavenly River Realm. It's only the paid chapters now, and they've already come up with this plot. They could have killed him from the start, and even though the protagonist knew the other party had bad intentions, they just let him try to kill them. Is the protagonist seriously ill? And then this garbage, padded out for 4 or 5 chapters—what the hell are you writing?

That's boring, why don't you go to that Tokyo movie?

The author is already working in the Forbidden City.

Is this lifespan theory a joke? If you calculate it this way, apart from a very few people, most people will almost exhaust their lifespan just by cultivating to the next level. How will they have the opportunity to try other skills? Then what's the point of developing the cultivation world?

The protagonist is being suppressed; the cheat ability is forcibly suppressed, lifespan is exchanged for comprehension, and crucially, immortality grants infinite lifespan. Now, I'm starting to write classical filler fiction. Think about how a normal person would use this cheat ability.

It's a pity the main character's name is missing a character; calling him Ji Bochang would definitely be a hit.