In Myriad Worlds, the Eastern Emperor Doesn't Want to Become a Buddha

Are you even talented? Fantasy and chivalry, and you've gone and made something mysterious and eerie? What were you thinking? I don't even want to talk about Fuxi's book anymore, and now you're releasing a new one? Are you an old woman wearing new shoes, walking as fast as you can now?

Another Mysterious/Strange game? You've forgotten your lesson, haven't you? Just because Mysterious/Strange games flopped so badly last time, and you're still coming back?

After reading the first few chapters, I feel like your peak was truly "The Supreme Being of All Realms," but you've changed the protagonist? The main character in this book, Fuxi, is completely different from Jiang Yao in the first one. He's written as a blabbermouth, blurting out everything he meets for the first time, as if he hasn't thought it through. You need to adjust your approach; if this book falls apart, will anyone even read the next one?

This is the third book in a row, and the same old problem persists: too much internal monologue about the characters. Nearly half a chapter is dedicated to their inner thoughts. While it's true that fanfiction needs to introduce the original work, this isn't the way to do it. This kind of padded writing really doesn't motivate me to keep reading.

He just blurts out everything he encounters: "This is a fragment of the Immortal Ascension Cauldron," "This is something else entirely..." Does the author and many others really think that spouting secrets like this is sophisticated? The previous book, *Fuxi*, was like that, and this one is too; it completely lacks the writing style of his original *A World's Supreme*.

There are very few books about Donghuang Taiyi. I remember there was a book called "The Return of Donghuang in All Heavens" by 🦌, but it wasn't very well written. Then there's that book, "The Glorious Era of the Supreme Being," which has already been sealed. Judging from the synopsis and the first three chapters, the protagonist seems to be starting from a single life, and the villain is likely a demonic Buddha. I hope the author can write something better than those two books.

The author probably realized it himself; just like the previous book, he started off too ambitious and overdid it with his boasting.

I just hope this one doesn't include Lord of Mysteries; I skipped the part about mysteries in the last one. 🙂

Forget it, I won't read his books anymore.

They already have a ton of cultivation techniques at the Dao Fruit level, yet they're still thinking about those worthless things, like locusts. Is there nothing else to write about?