Lord of the Myriad Heavens' Dao Arts
诸天道法君
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It's awkward, especially since every time the protagonist creates a powerful technique, he hands it over to his family, and the family gives him some small favors. But there's one time the protagonist doesn't hand it over, and he feels like he's being selfish, which is just ridiculous.
The author has been consistently suppressing the protagonist's power level. The protagonist has achieved Nobel Prize-level results, yet he's still stuck in kindergarten. This is a world of cultivation, a world where great power returns to oneself; having achievements means having power.
He activated the intelligence cheat, the aptitude cheat, the cultivation speed cheat, and the pill cheat. He's almost at the Battle King level after 200 chapters.
While the author's theories on cultivation are quite interesting, the main focus of a novel is the plot. These theories are merely side dishes; they're not the main course, and the more you read, the more cloying they become.
A little water is fine, but suppressing combat power is just plain stupid.
The clones are practically invincible; the main body, a Dou Wang (Battle King), can still make a Dou Huang (Battle Emperor) escape. This isn't how you suppress combat power!
Chapter 31 wasn't handled well; the Xiao family is no longer suitable for the protagonist. They should just run away.
Too watery
It has a kind of tasteless feeling, but it's a pity to throw it away.
What's going on? How can a small family possibly protect such heaven-defying fighting techniques? And all that scheming and backstabbing, without even focusing on nurturing the protagonist. What's the point? Just leave! I think going out and seeing the world is better than staying in the family. Whatever the hell? I think this book is way too edgy.
I like this kind of approach: self-reliance and focusing on the essence of things.
Only now do I realize how petty and narrow-minded the author's writing is.