Infinite Worlds, Infinite Me's

Can a celestial being defeat Odin and the Dragon King from the Dragon Clan?

The gods depicted lack any semblance of divine dignity; they're enraged by the Heavenly Dao simply for capturing Nezha. Speechless.

After reading the comment sections of three novels, I found that they were all criticizing the author. To write novels to this extent is truly unparalleled.

So you're a pimp. Sigh, you've really gone too far. You've even brought your business into a novel. If you like giving so much perks to supporting characters, why don't you just write a Dragon Raja fanfiction and make the loser the protagonist? Wouldn't that be wonderful? The loser isn't worried, but the protagonist is. So you can't live without giving the loser perks and women, huh? Old Tang says, you're the real pimp.

Author, please don't send this to Erii! Lu Mingfei, he doesn't deserve it, he doesn't deserve it, he doesn't deserve it.

It's inexplicable. Nezha's life is predetermined. Where does this "destiny" come from?

There are just too many toxic plot points. The Dragon Raja story basically follows the original plot but then spoils it: going to Japan to help Lu Mingfei pursue Erii, taking Nezha as a disciple in the Investiture of the Gods, and revealing the Investiture of the Gods plot to the two Western Saints.

Good crap, I'd call you the strongest in the same-transmigration genre for suppressing combat power. With this level of strength, you still can't beat Demon Slayer? Amazing!

Invincible! Classic poisonous point: Inviting me from another world to possess your body?

I suggest the author seriously watch the No Game No Life movie. I don't know if it's a secondary setting, but it has a bunch of incorrect settings and is unwatchable!