From the Main God’s Temple, I Embrace Supreme Detachment

Since the release of patches like "Fantasy World: Great Transmigration to the Primordial Era," "The Radiant Path of the Primordial Saints," and "The Immortals of the Heavens," the Primordial Era version has been updated. Ancient realms like the Great Luo Golden Immortal, Quasi-Saint, and Primordial Great Luo Golden Immortal are outdated.

Even before entering the story world, at least three parties harbor ill will towards the protagonist. In the very first world, there is already a mastermind behind the scenes that the protagonist cannot resist and is trying to drive him insane.

Regarding historical details, it's advisable not to go into too much detail. Take slavery, for example; it was strictly limited and abolished from the establishment of the Ming Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty implemented a system of adopted sons and daughters, and gentry and high-ranking officials generally operated under a system of employment.

The synopsis made it seem like a light novel, but after reading it, I realized that the powerful figures behind the scenes were like this and that. In conclusion, the protagonist has yet to demonstrate any sense of self-discipline or a clear direction towards legal progress. All actions are attributed to the mastermind behind them.

The highest form of detachment is not detachment from emotion, but rather a higher form of emotion.

Originally, the Supreme Dao of Forgetfulness was a good theme. It should have a gradual process, with each world becoming more and more detached from emotions, and then leading to the attainment of Dao. Just thinking about it makes it a satisfying story. But you brought in his father, and he became a pawn, being manipulated all the way, which is really unpleasant to watch.

Honestly, the author might find it interesting, but I find it utterly uninteresting. Regardless of the author's intentions, the protagonist is manipulated in the early stages and driven to madness step by step. No matter how much he tries to turn the tables, it's only a matter for the very late game. But in this fast-paced era, who will wait for hundreds or even thousands of chapters?

I wanted to write about the ruthless Supreme Being, but you got caught up in your own schemes from the very beginning, making it feel uninteresting. The first world ended way too quickly. I'm picking up where I left off with this book, and I don't know how others feel, but I found it rather uninspiring.

The very first instance features a saint-level being plotting against the protagonist, an ordinary person, and the protagonist's ruthless path is written in a nonsensical way—it's supposed to be ruthless, but it's a hodgepodge. The plot is also a mess, written haphazardly out of nowhere.

The highest form of detachment! Your ruthlessness is a heretical and evil path!