The Outcast: The Rebel Disciple Who Reverses the Threefold Return and Rebirth Across the Heavens

There are three things you shouldn't read in this novel: the beginning, the middle, and the end.

He was poisoned twice by Tang Clan assassins but didn't retaliate, insisting on waiting for a third time. Furthermore, the creation of a new cultivation technique failed, resulting in a backlash that prevented him from undoing the Reverse Life Triple Stage; if he did, he would only have ten days to live.

Wow, in the first chapter, the soldier said the protagonist was a two or three-year-old child, and in the second chapter, he speaks like an adult and even knows who Master Zuo is, yet the disciple isn't even slightly shocked. I'm truly impressed by this plot.

There are three things I won't read in this book: first, I won't read the beginning because it's like a pile of shit; second, I won't read the middle because it is indeed a pile of shit; and third, I won't read the end because it insults poop.

... This is clearly self-indulgent writing. The social background is so extreme that people even exchanged children to eat. If you get stabbed, do you need to classify injuries into different levels? Why add a "Wow, awesome!" And then a three-cup penalty drink? It's wrong to write about the war-torn Republic of China era with a modern mindset.

The promised "Reversing the Heavens" series has been a long stretch of filler; it's already at 1.4 Million words and the Japanese invasion isn't even over yet. Given this situation, it's questionable whether Zhang Chulan will even be involved.

I really don't understand. Do you write about one person, the heavens, or the sword? What do you think people are paying to see?

You can tell how bad this book is just by looking at the comments section.

I just read the introduction. The author either hasn't read the original work or his understanding level is in kindergarten. What kind of author are you?

The main character is a psychopath, not someone with social anxiety. Just plain stupid.