Across the Heavens: Entering the Dao, Starting with Number One Under Heaven

The first world is the best, the second world is "Covering the Sky," perfect—isn't that just bullshit?

Since the first world is just a transition, why not find a better world, like "Fengyun Yangshen Tianzi Chuanqi" or "Yiren or Longshe," to lay a solid foundation? If you directly write "Zhetian" in the second world, what's the point of writing this martial arts story? Will people remember it? Will they follow along until you write "Zhetian"? If the exposure isn't enough, even if you persist and the word count goes up, do you think people will read it? They'll just jump straight to "Zhetian."

Everyone says the first three chapters are the golden ones, but I didn't want to read past the second chapter. I felt inexplicably disgusted. I don't know what the author was thinking, writing about an intelligent system. This book will likely eliminate 50% or more readers by the second chapter alone. I don't know if the system will continue to be so talkative later on. I'm not reading any further for now. If anyone knows, please let me know.

It is said that "The World's Number One" was the last glory of mainland martial arts dramas. With the retirement of Eunuch Cao, the entire mainland martial arts drama industry regressed by twenty years! Do you still remember the classic characters and unparalleled martial arts skills?

I have no idea why they didn't kill Qianlun. I was hoping they could change it in the latest chapter, but the explanation is disgusting. Goodbye, I'm deleting the book.

It's obvious that not killing Qianlun will cause a lot of readers to leave. It's like having a delicious meal, with good food and wine, and then suddenly finding a fly halfway through. Most people would be lucky not to flip the table; very few would actually continue eating.

Let's call the protagonist "Cowardly Emperor" after he becomes emperor; it fits the image better.

The lineages of the two Human Emperors, Taiyin and Taiyang, were destroyed—one nearly destroyed, the other nearly destroyed. Do they truly deserve sympathy? Are the human forces on Ziwei Star truly heartless for standing by and watching them perish? Look at the Ji family of Beidou.

Writing a system with sentience—that's truly genius! You're really brave enough to jump into a pitfall even the best developers wouldn't dare to tread.

Double pupils aren't actually that strong; they're only at the first-generation level. Eleven used double pupils to kill a Celestial King because Eleven was strong, just like how Number Ten used the treasure technique nurtured by the Supreme Bone to kill a Celestial King in the original story. Was it the Supreme Bone that was strong? No, it was Number Ten who was strong.