Plundering the Heavens, Starting from the Mortal Realm

Good grief, they knew perfectly well they were going to the world of "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality" but didn't mention it at all when they were handling the Heavenly Bottle. They only cared about doing the quest—a classic case of picking up the sesame seeds and losing the watermelon… 🙂

The female guide suddenly turned against the protagonist and became a cunning and scheming big boss. Was it because there was no more conflict to write about? There wasn't a single plot hole built up in the beginning, and now she suddenly turns against the protagonist, which feels very disjointed, like she just wrote whatever came to mind.

How did the other travelers survive after all that?

Here are some answers to questions raised by readers recently. First, there's the question of why there was no official intervention despite the numerous deaths and widespread destruction. It's not that there was no official intervention, but rather that the authorities are not responsible for resolving these kinds of incidents; they are only responsible for the aftermath.

The transmigration was too hasty, I have no memories, and I'm constantly being hunted down. The main world doesn't seem to be working well for me.

The main character seems a bit dim-witted, like he can't think straight, especially in the part about hiring a tutor.

Plunder is something you gain at the expense of others.

Hasn't the Heavenly Bottle been gathering dust on that road at Red Water Peak all this time? Why isn't it going to grab such a big gift?

How strange, I didn't exchange all these rewards for anything from the main god. My strength comes entirely from cheat codes.

I remember the last one was an invincible protagonist story, right? Why is the protagonist so weak in this one? The cheat system isn't very powerful either; it's a bit too much of a burden.