Starting with the Nine Dragons Pulling a Coffin, I Reign Supreme Across the Heavens

I tolerated the rather idiotic interactions with Lu Xueqi earlier, but after all, the Xuan-Yuan Sword series and the invincible literary genius of the Chinese language class are quite appealing. I'll just put that aside for now; the other worlds will be much better later. Then, when they got to the game "Covering the Sky," the changes were even more confusing.

It's 2025 and they're still writing such awkward CEO romance novels? And Lu Xueqi is portrayed as so stupid without even realizing it—it's like they've been blinded by greed. The worst part is that the protagonist just tolerates it all, claiming he doesn't care and doesn't want to stoop to the level of a junior. Just because a woman makes a stupid mistake doesn't mean she can't be killed?

The downside of the "invincible protagonist" trope is that the aloof protagonist lacks connection to the main characters and their causal relationships, only highlighting the protagonist's superiority. The main plot should focus on cultivation and transcendence. Aside from Yi Ziqi, most writers who emphasize cultivation haven't achieved great success. Writers like Feng Chaohuang, and others like Mianyiwei, have fared much better.

It was flooded with comments before it even went on sale. What a disappointment! Are you a water monster reincarnated?

The world of Shrouding the Heavens is inherently flawed, resembling a prison. For immortals cultivating the laws, consider the elixir of immortality, which resembles a Celestial King before transforming into this state. Ordinary immortals would die quickly if attacked; their bodies continuously disintegrate, as if entering the Five Signs of Decay of Heaven and Man.

Nine out of ten sentences are nonsense. "The protagonist is amazing! The protagonist is so amazing! The protagonist is incredibly amazing! The protagonist is unbelievably amazing! The protagonist is exceptionally amazing!" This same phrase is repeated over and over again, like listening to a 100-year-old woman telling a story.

To put it simply, I'm more familiar with the plot of Perfect World because I happened to be reading the novel around the time Perfect World started. Shrouding the Heavens is also an option; after reading so many fanfictions of Shrouding the Heavens, I have a general understanding of its plot.

After reading the synopsis, I'm speechless. The author puts worlds like "A World Worthy" and "Covering the Sky" together? And then there's Meng Qi on the left and Nine Dragons Pulling a Coffin on the right? The cultivation systems of the two worlds are completely mismatched.

The writing is too messy, especially the part about Lu Xueqi, it's so toxic, you'd be a genius to even finish reading it.

666, They're not even going to act in brainless harem dramas anymore.