The Heavens Begin with Linghu Chong

A person's fate is determined by their character. In the very first chapter, it's clearly stated that he possesses god-like strength and doesn't want to repeat the mistakes of his predecessors, yet he suddenly says he won't become the sect leader's successor. Fine, he won't, that's not unusual, but his reason is "unruly." Do you mean a protagonist with god-like strength is also unruly? Then his fate won't change much; he'll still be abandoned by everyone.

On one hand, they criticize Linghu Chong's actions, but on the other hand, they go even further! It's just a matter of increased strength! They cause trouble everywhere, and if they don't eliminate the feud with Yu Canghai, the protagonist will continue to transmigrate, leaving behind troubles in Mount Hua. After reading a few chapters, it has the feel of a harem novel.

You need to get the global military power structure sorted out. The inconsistent time-travel plots in *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer* and *The Legend of the Tang Dynasty* are confusing.

Your trashy writing should be used for Greek mythology. Stop ruining our classics.

Dongfang Bubai is a transvestite; those portrayals of Dongfang Bai are really jarring.

If you had simply written a story about a modern person transmigrating into the body of Linghu Chong, I would have accepted it if you created a harem. But you, a five-colored stone, transmigrated and then actually created a harem? What were you thinking?

Wow, the protagonist even took the transvestite Dongfang Bubai under his wing! I'm impressed!

Is Shuiyue Dongtian a Bo Xue party? If so, I'll watch it; the Bo Xue party is the only righteous one.

If you're invincible, this world collapses, and there's nothing interesting to see. You need to fight monsters and level up.

Looking at the synopsis, I see two worlds after "Storm Riders," am I planning to go there and mess around with them? 😂😂😂😂