Starting with The Outcast, I Devote Myself to All the Heavens

You'd better think about it, okay, author? Dude, why did you want to merge Uncle Nine's world into yours? Uncle Nine's worldview really does have ghosts and gods. If that's the case, one person becomes a joke, and all those traditional sects become a complete joke.

Can someone with guns and cannons still be called an ordinary person? Does that mean even if the Japanese devils stood in front of you, you wouldn't dare to lay a hand on them? I've reported this; it's so damn rigid.

Seriously, how come the world of Uncle Nine and Ghost Blows Out the Light have all been haphazardly mixed in? Did they even consider how to balance the power levels? The world of one person has been completely altered. I thought I'd found a good book, but it's just chocolate-flavored shit.

A modern person travels back to the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, fifteen years later, but ends up making a living by performing acrobatics on the street, completely lacking modern knowledge and perspectives. What I hate most are these transmigrators who are empty-headed, know nothing, and are incredibly stupid—they're just putting on a show.

The plot is starting to unfold, but it's still following the "Let the Bullets Fly" formula—it's dragging on. Is this book finished?

In times of war, you don't even dare to strike first against bad guys? And you talk about changing the status of extraordinary people in future generations? You were a coward even in chaotic times; in future generations, you're just company dog ​​material.

In the Under One Person storyline, the Outcasts never showed any courtesy to these warlords and alien races! Seriously, if it weren't for the limited-time free offer, I'd never seen such a spineless protagonist, yet he even put "Sincerity" in the book title—how shameless! Where has he ever been sincere to himself?! In the Mr. Zombie storyline, the author's attempt to force the plot together was purely a case of intellectually sappy! ~~(ಡωಡ)Hiahiahia

Is the author really that stubborn? Integrating one person into the world of Uncle Nine? Wouldn't that make the writing awkward? One world's ascension to immortality is a hoax; the other world has gods watching from above. Isn't this just asking for trouble?

Talking about morality with warlords and tomb raiders is insane. You need to understand that you belong to a prestigious sect; no one will say anything if you kill them.

Seeing how badly you guys were criticizing it, I didn't believe it and took a look. It's fucking awful.