The First Marquis of Daxuan

This book is so well written. Wherever he goes, he's met with ridicule, mockery, and targeting. Every boss seems to want to kill him. 99% Of people harbor immense malice towards him. He has the uniform of the Taiping Division but refuses to wear it, knowing it would greatly reduce his troubles. His excuse is that he deliberately wants to work hard, and do it well to show everyone, just to infuriate them. 😃

In chaotic times, how can one use normal human thinking and follow the plot line in a conventional way? Do you know what chaotic times are like? For example, that constable, if he shows the slightest sign of weakness, he'll kill his entire family overnight, so that he won't have the mind to think about you anymore.

As expected of someone certified by the Million Alliance, they're indeed weak. They drag their feet on getting citizenship, afraid of this person or that person having something on their mind. Then the cost of citizenship increased from 500 coins to 700 coins. Why don't you wait until you become an immortal before getting citizenship? The data is a pile of crap. Two or three pounds of grain are worth 160 or 170 coins. Why haven't the common people all starved to death?

I only read 13 chapters. Hunting, selling the prey to buy meat? If someone's after you, you just throw the prey away instead of selling it? You've already hunted; you can't just eat the prey yourself if you don't sell it. It feels like my brain has evaporated.

That's incredible, over 30 chapters and not even an entry into the game yet! 👍👍👍

Give this a thumbs up if you think it's bad; the more you watch it, the worse it gets.

Anyone can kick the Taiping Division while it's down. They didn't send anyone to meet the leader of the rebel army, Prince Su, who almost destroyed the Great Xuan. They just let a few young people escort him, right? They had people ambush and kill him along the way, but no one came to support them, right? What important thing is there for the Great Xuan than being defeated by the rebels?

The Taiping Division has six strongest combined-type cultivators; the Demon Kingdom is about the same. After the protagonist becomes powerful, the useless emperor has 108 combined-type cultivators hidden under his command. Do you think this is reasonable?

Once it reached the fusion stage, it became basically unwatchable. There were constant contradictions in the established plot. The protagonist leveled up so quickly only because he had cheat codes, but what about the villains? For every level the protagonist gained, the villain gained two. The protagonist's character also crumbled later on.

It's blatant plagiarism, and the main character is almost identical to 👻. It's a poorly written and terrible book. This should be voted as a Tomato.