Myriad Worlds: I Have Conceptual Powers and Turn Evil from the Start

The concept skill is too powerful. Darkening makes it ten times stronger, but it's only five times stronger initially. After enhancement, it's a full three times stronger, almost twice as strong as a normal person. Is this concept some kind of kickback?

All I can say is that this writing style has a flowing, beautiful quality.

The protagonist can use his corruption ability to create a series of special moves specific to living beings. For example, blackening someone's skin to reinforce their reverence for life. Or perhaps you could corrupt someone else's muscle cells and then enhance their pain perception system...

I'm speechless, haha ​​😃 The protagonist's ruthlessness is even worse than the villain's after turning evil.

Indecisive and hesitant, even after turning to the dark side, he still doesn't dare to kill. The author is too naive.

This is a complete rip-off; it doesn't show any signs of turning evil at all. What's the point of any cheat codes?

If a light novel is not enjoyable to read, then there is a big problem. This book is rather bland, but it falls into the "feel-good" genre, which means it doesn't have the advantages of that genre. The plot is weak, the logic is weak, and it suffers from the flaws of a typical "feel-good" novel. If there are no books to read, you can look at hay, which is barely enough to read.

At the outset, he stopped the six major sects from besieging Bright Peak, earning high praise from Zhang Wuji. Five years ago, this kind of saintly protagonist who pleases neither side was no longer popular, okay? ~_~

No, is this ability "darkening"? "Darkening" means you can stop the war between the Ming Cult and the Six Major Sects. Does the author have some misunderstanding about the term "darkening"?

So naive and foolish. Giving you abilities is just to act like a saint. Anyway, it's all a transitional world. Such a saintly start makes the rest unwatchable.