System: You’ve Got the Wrong Person

Starting from chapter 302, the author accidentally wrote something out of line, which resulted in the protagonist being given an excessively powerful cheat code. He suddenly gave the protagonist a world-class mythical beast, which meant that the protagonist's status and position suddenly became close to that of the Taoist patriarch.

I'm so confused. The beginning was going so well, how did it fall apart so quickly after it was released? The system's presence keeps getting weaker, its cultivation level isn't rising, and its power isn't increasing. The protagonist is just running around all day doing nothing, the perspective keeps jumping around and it's just padding the word count.

The content is padded with unnecessary details and excessive emphasis on combat power. While the characters' intelligence is initially present, they fall apart once the story is released. They act like they've lost their minds, creating pointless and depressing content. The protagonist becomes merely a tool, and even their character development becomes unlikable.

The author's books always seem to decline in the mid-to-late stages. The protagonist's cultivation level is practically nonexistent now; he's completely relegated to a supporting role. Can't the author give the protagonist some sense of involvement? These days, everyone's at the Celestial Golden Core stage, while the protagonist can only talk the talk.

I don't think it's worth it. Constantly writing two books at once, and then abandoning them, would be better spent focusing on *The Outlaw*. Actually, *The Demonic Demoness* was quite good, but it was also abandoned. It feels like the author updates each book much more efficiently.

It's getting increasingly disgusting. It's a classic case of starting strong but ending weak. The main character never lifts a finger later on; everyone else is the one showing off, while the protagonist is just smugly picking up a couple of pieces of trash.

I've subscribed to the entire book, so I feel qualified to comment. Having read through about 50 chapters so far, my only feeling is that this book is becoming increasingly shoddy. Typos remain uncorrected, and the story is repeatedly repackaged. Frankly, it's lost its appeal. The protagonist has shifted from a dominant figure to a third-party observer, siding with us. Isn't that a bit off?

The protagonist is truly born with a divine body, a gift from heaven. As long as someone flatters him, he'll immediately go through fire and water to do their bidding.

I've given up. It's just repeating the same old thing over and over again; half the chapter is just nonsense.

A book that's just filler based on chapter titles