Great Love Across the Myriad Worlds: Starting with Huang Yaoshi
大爱诸天从黄药师开始
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- Completed
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- 739k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 14d ago
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He even killed his own parents because they were evil people, and went so far as to cut off his flesh and bones; he also killed the mentor who rescued him from infancy, raised him, and taught him, saying it was because of differing ideologies; he even killed his childhood friend and his estranged senior sister because he couldn't stand what she did; I'm speechless.
Does the protagonist really think he's Huang Yaoshi? If he changes every time he wears a costume, who is he anyway? There was no need to talk nonsense with Huang Rong in the first place; they were complete strangers! Just walk away and ignore her.
Not my cup of tea, too much negativity. Life is already stressful enough, and seeing this chaos and malice is unbearable. I need to find some lighthearted books to cheer myself up. 😁
Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of the issues stem from insufficient updates.
When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline.
The protagonist's personality is almost demonic; he kills at the drop of a hat, killing both good and bad people, even for trivial reasons. It gets quite boring after a while.
Snow-covered dungeon, clattering sand!
The values displayed in the snow are so distorted; they're all inhuman. 🔪
The biggest drawback of this kind of book is that it's enjoyable at first, but after a few worlds, you get tired of it. I'm already getting bored with it after only ninety-something chapters.
In a broken martial arts world, there's a concept of cause and effect. How can someone in a martial arts world manipulate cause and effect to directly curse someone to death, or even reverse cause and effect to plot and kill someone at home?
The author is too ruthless. What grudge did the Ming Cult hold against you? They showed you their most treasured artifact, the Qiankun Daluo Yi, and you repaid kindness with enmity, slaughtering everyone. Have you really lost all humanity? The Time Traveler Management Bureau will have to take action against your behavior.
I want to know if this book dares to kill ordinary people like Han Li, Ye Fan from "Covering the Sky," and Shi Hao from "Perfect World."