Fixing the Universe, Starting by Practicing Getting Beaten

I came from the previous book. Reading this one sometimes made me uncomfortable. After thinking about it carefully, I understand. Imagine you have two children. One you consider the chosen one, giving them everything they want—the best martial arts, the best knowledge. The other child begs and pleads to serve you, and you only give them the bare minimum, which you consider a great favor.

Originally titled "The Fairy of the Interstellar Era," this is for your reference 🙂

The beginning was quite fun and entertaining, with lots of witty banter, but seeing the dog master accept Zhang as his desired apprentice and abandon the protagonist was very upsetting. The sudden collapse of the plot after all the previous enjoyment created a significant emotional contrast. So, what will happen to Zhang in the end?

From other books by this author

(Please read "Bad End · 'The Tyrant' Parts 1 & 2" before reading this article.) "Xiao Fu, wake up!" Niu Jingjia's voice came from beside Zhao Chengfu's ear. "Sister?" In the office, Zhao Chengfu seemed to be in a daze for a moment. Coming back to his senses, he heard the pleasant voice and saw Niu Jingjia's worried expression.

As the title says, Zhao Moyu is a stupid dog, Zhang Bolin is a scoundrel, and Zhao Chengfu is a sycophant—they're all talented individuals. I'm going to revise my book now; you can continue writing at your leisure.

The biggest problem with this author is that they let some nonsensical "villains" live too long. Characters like Zhang Bolin and Bai Lu, who have neither strength nor villainous charm, should have been killed off long ago, but they're still jumping around over a hundred chapters later. 😅

I can't stand Master Dog's short-sightedness. Let the protagonist have some fun, and let the cousin get his comeuppance! Is this guy going to live for over a hundred chapters? Reading too much of this is getting toxic.

Did the author change later on? It feels completely different from what I said before. The earlier version, about being holed up in Ninggu, was quite wonderful. However, ever since the two sides in Yingluo started fighting, it feels like the story was written by a different person. The changes in the protagonist are especially incomprehensible.

I'll write about monks like that in the last book.