In the Imperial Palace: Starting by Upgrading Bone-Crushing Palm

The palace maid's character was a major flaw. Having spent five years in the palace, where else could you find such a foolish maid?

To be honest, if you've read the *Taiping Jing* (Scripture of Great Peace), and you don't show any signs of rebellion, the imperial court won't do anything to you. The *Taiping Jing*'s core message is about patriotism, love for the people, and self-love; gender equality; and a peaceful mind. But somehow, the protagonist's interpretation of the *Taiping Jing* here seems a bit like the White Lotus Rebellion.

The princess scene was poorly written. A lowly palace maid, even with favored status, still acted so arrogantly when her patron was on the verge of collapse. It felt like she was just trying to be pretentious for the sake of being pretentious, lowering her overall sophistication.

Shennong is here: The main body's storyline is terribly bad, but the clone's storyline is quite exciting. I suggest skipping around in it.

The beginning was alright, quite creative, but after it was released, it became utterly indescribable. It's even more childish than a typical light novel, the supporting characters are basically brainless, and you shouldn't even try to use your brain. You can only barely read it if you skip around.

The story constantly switches between different perspectives, creating a series of climaxes with no dull moments; it's exciting from beginning to end. The clone's interests are aligned with the protagonist's, satisfying the reader's selfish desires. One of the few books I've wanted to read for the past two years. The updates are too slow. It would be great if it could update 30,000 words a day.

Judging from the synopsis, this subject matter seems really bad, and it's probably going to flop. Is there an outline?

Can't we have fewer female characters in our storylines? Does every character have to have a woman by their side to move the plot forward?

What is this 500+ chapters about? Why is he so determined to fight Elder Li to the death? This protagonist is neither a good person nor a bad person. The Ten Great Evils weren't killed, just to provoke him into opposing Elder Li. The author should look at the book reviews. Look at everyone's opinions on the Dragon Transformation Island clone. Let's just say, if he weren't the protagonist, what he did would be the kind of thing a lowly, insignificant villain would do in the early stages.

Over 700 chapters! You're a transmigrator with so many cheat codes, and you haven't even gotten your footing yet! You can even transform into a human from a pig now! And you're still outsmarting the natives! If you treat your parents like this, they'll break your hearts and abandon you.