Surviving the Great Wilderness: My Items Can Be Upgraded

The item upgrade system has already been written about; I came here for the story, but the opening story is so clichéd and ancient.

Why does it feel like I've seen it before? The other book is about a hand crossbow that can fire steel needles, and the protagonist lives in a tree. Later, his female companion is taken away by a god from another world.

These past dozen or so chapters have been utterly baffling. Sun Chenxin being an exception is acceptable, but the sudden shift from the extraordinary to the commonplace is just disappointing. The Earth chapters were better left unwritten; it's only been a short time, yet it feels like we've jumped back from the civilized era to the warlord era of the Republic of China.

You should have been writing better and better with each book you wrote, but the "feel-good" stories were unsatisfying to read. You should have listened to the readers' opinions on the less important points. It would have been correct for those pregnant women to have abortions. They're already in a supernatural world, why are they afraid of not being able to get pregnant in the future? Is this a fake supernatural world?

Previous books of this kind required constant reassembly; this one is normally for getting stronger.

I thought I had found a good book that suited me, but I gave up before I even started reading it.

Are you using another alt account? Are you not going to write about Darksider anymore?

Writing about clones gets boring; looks like it's time to give up.

I knew it was you as soon as I saw the content. It's been so long since I've read your book. Your writing has become more mature, but it seems that the weaknesses I mentioned to you before are either unchangeable or you have no intention of changing them. Also, it feels like your protagonists are becoming less and less likable.

Great! Keep it up! Looking forward to more updates!