The World's Myths Descend, and I'm the Only One Who Knows the Plot

Other countries are mythical, but what about the Hulk and Transformers in North America? Since comics are acceptable, then we should bring out Shi Hao.

I know a secret: the bank has 5 million in cash. Want to try your luck?

The premise is flawed. If you lose your memory upon leaving the world, there's no way you'd have any information about it. And how can you use techniques and skills if you don't even know what you know? Other characters don't have the same stats as the protagonist. Given the protagonist's cheat-like abilities, they could easily have made it so that they don't lose their memories.

This is a complete mess. It's supposed to be a rebirth story, but the protagonist doesn't seem like a successful e-commerce entrepreneur at all. It awkwardly portrays him as a "big shot," a mere follower from an orphanage in his past life. All that nonsense is pointless; it's utterly incomprehensible. Secret realms are forgotten? National schools teach secret realms? What kind of teachings?

One is the Supreme Clarity Technique, the other is the Overbearing True Fire—immediately discouraging. It's neither here nor there, an indescribable discomfort, simultaneously emphasizing amnesia while selling information. What on earth is this writing?

One chapter is poisonous; I'll write some useless and toxic plot points to filter out readers. 🤫

In the "Demon Child of the Yin Shang Dynasty" game, would wearing a Batman suit be appropriate? →_→ Even a street vendor selling pancakes could beat the protagonist half to death! Minions and crab generals could fight him for hundreds of rounds! Won't your combat power spike?

They said they would forget everything once they said it, but they ended up complaining with their memories still lingering and almost couldn't get out of the secret realm.

Anyone who has studied mythology knows that there are numerous versions of myths, but the version the protagonist knows inexplicably becomes correct. Egyptian mythology has different chief gods in different dynasties; Zeus is a composite of the chief gods of various city-states (in fact, there are many versions of Greek mythology, but most Chinese people only know the Homeric epic version).

After reading the first few chapters, I realized the level system in this book is utter nonsense. It claims that a Celestial-ranked being can injure a Human-ranked bee, and that someone can instantly jump from level 0 to level 4. The level system is incredibly cheap; the Celestial-ranked beings are extremely weak, and the book fails to portray any of their abilities or power.