Secret Martial Arts Reach the Divine, and I Have a Giant God Doppelganger

Please, author, stop writing the protagonist like an idiot, always so insecure and effeminate.

He always seems to dig holes for himself, constantly changing the characters he writes. He always likes to pull plot twists, writing whatever comes to mind.

Previous books also featured reincarnation, but those involving soul transmigration at least involved nobles or potential geniuses. In this book, the male lead seems to have no advantages other than being more handsome than in his previous life.

I've said it before: you can't abandon your own style. Since Holy Right, things have been going downhill. Just like Big Eyes, who's maintained this style for over a decade and is getting better and better, right?

Zha Yue writes crossover anime/manga; no one else's works are acceptable.

As soon as I saw that it was included in the official publication, I abandoned the book 🙂. I will not read any book that is a lackey of the government, whether it is fantasy or urban.

I've read through Gu Zhenren's previous books, such as "Supreme Demon Tamer," "Controlling Fate," and "Infinite Blood Cores." I noticed they were somewhat lukewarm in popularity because they fell into clichés. The worldview and protagonist of "The Supreme Demon Slayer" can be said to be the predecessor of the Gu World and Fang Yuan.

It's too slow-burning. Even as a long-time reader who's been reading it for a while, I'm starting to consider letting it sit for a while, but I'm also afraid it'll die out.

Some parts could have been written as climaxes, but it felt a bit bland.

Does anyone know where Zha Yue is writing her book now? What's the title?