The Mystic Deceives Heaven

It feels okay, but it's very tiring to watch. It's okay to suppress first and then promote, but the "suppression" is too delayed. It's mentioned every now and then, which makes the viewer feel irritated. In order to highlight the protagonist, a bunch of people are invited to belittle the protagonist. Even if the protagonist has begun to highlight his abilities, he can turn to the protagonist to despise him when he is doing other things.

As soon as you make some progress, you immediately increase your intensity. As soon as you gain some strength, you make a sudden breakthrough. It's boring, boring.

It's so depressing, it's a breakthrough every time

I am speechless by talking about all kinds of nonsense about the Five Directions and Five Emperors. From the beginning of training to every upgrade, all kinds of plots are dragged out, which is really tiring to watch. It was said earlier that the First Emperor relied on this to make a living, but the result was a lot of plot. Isn't this book about deducing the exercises? Why are there so many messed up things, and they come up every time at the critical moment. The Five Meridians in front of us, and the Five Emperors in here are dragging us down. It makes me sick.

Just change it to Academy Hegemony and you're done.

The subject matter is very new and interesting to read. I have read about twenty chapters so far, and I can't help but come here to comment. There are too many messy side plots, which are a bit off topic, and I am very unhappy to read them.

The author's writing is still very good, but I feel that there are some things that are not good enough. First, the author intends to write about the protagonist as a teacher, preaching to the world, but how to put it, most of what I see now is actually the manifestation of the protagonist's power alone, and there are not many elements of the teacher. Secondly, it is the plot of Aoki Shushu. In fact, I think it is There is something wrong with this place. To put it simply, what the old man needs is for the protagonist to become a member of his school honestly and not to be an obstacle to him. Normally, shouldn't he come to the village first and threaten him? Then he directly kills people, and he goes to a restricted area. It feels like his behavior is to force the protagonist to either run away or deal with him, but doesn't this contradict his motives?

As soon as there is a breakthrough, something will happen. As soon as there is a breakthrough, something will happen. You need to be more intense, right?

Why are so many online articles about the First Emperor not popular? It's because Qin Shihuang has a very high historical status. Most of the protagonists who travel through the Qing Dynasty rebelled, but those who travel through the Qin Dynasty basically assist Qin Shihuang. This is equivalent to the protagonist always having a big daddy on his head, and readers always feel aggrieved while reading.

This idea is outrageous. Other people's Spring and Autumn Period was about Taoism. As a result, the author's idea is anti-Taoism. Old coins are just waiting for others to level the road to immortality before they start... This is the first time I have seen the setting of an anti-humanity idea.