Creature Cards of the Myriad Worlds

The official production team is incredibly incompetent, and the main character is just as incompetent. So many people have died, yet they show no sense of crisis whatsoever. It's all just filler and unnecessary dialogue; I really don't know how they wrote it.

Don't look, don't look, don't look! It's utter garbage! The author definitely has masochistic tendencies.

The writing is alright, but the family dynamics are terrible, especially in the latest chapter. The protagonist's mother is going to adopt a redeemed villainous woman as her daughter, who will later become the protagonist's sister. But nobody reads this book, so the author can write whatever they want.

It's quite baffling. The author keeps portraying the protagonist as merely a capable commoner, which is incredibly arrogant. Calling ordinary first and second-tier cultivators commoners is one thing, but what about the powerful ones? Treating them like commoners is a gross attempt to block their path to advancement.

Extremely toxic; even a twenty-year veteran bookworm couldn't handle it. The protagonist encounters a missing stranger on the road, travels to another world to rescue him, and discovers the kid is a brat, full of delusional and manic behavior. The protagonist even confides various secrets to him, and then, after they leave, the kid goes on and on boasting.

It was released with a huge amount of content, making me think it was a big release, but it turned out to be a disaster. The protagonist could have easily played it safe and developed slowly, but instead, at only level two, he went on a mission in a level five world, even as an undercover agent. Did he want to die even faster?

The story begins with finding a little girl. The plot is nonsensical and disjointed. This is utterly toxic and garbage.

What is this novel about? Is the state blocking upward mobility for ordinary people? You're just blaming your own novel for the sake of light power. What you've written gives me the impression that the upper echelons of the state are collectively mentally deficient.

This is so bad, I don't even want to watch it when it's free for a limited time. 😐

The plot is a bit bad; it feels like the characters are using cheat codes but are afraid to go all the way.