Conquering the Heavens: Starting by Binding Myself to Venerable Meng

Meng Chuangshi was merely a product of subtraction to find emptiness 🙂

To this day, no one understands why so many authors, who have clearly decided to pursue a high-martial-fantasy path, still have people who prefer low-martial-fantasy. There are plenty of low-martial-fantasy works like *The Tomb of the Gods*, *The Tomb of Martial Arts*, *The World of Immortality*, *The Supreme Being of Humanity*, and many more. Why do people insist on using low-martial-fantasy to annoy others?

This is shit. You don't need to read past chapter 27. By chapter 27, the protagonist has already opened his eye and ear apertures, reached the fifth level of the Golden Bell Shield, and simultaneously acquired all of Meng Qi's abilities at that time. His strength is being rejected by the world, and he has already touched the threshold of ascension. At this point, his clash with Zuo Lengchan, which resulted in Zuo Lengchan vomiting blood with a single palm strike, is incredibly impressive.

The more you read, the more something seems off, doesn't it? It clearly doesn't mention the protagonist entering the world of "A World Worthy of Honor," it only states that the protagonist has a system bound to Xiao Meng, allowing him to simultaneously increase his strength. Then, the protagonist confidently tells a Shaolin monk from "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer" about the Shaolin Temple, Abbot Kongwen, and the fragments of the universe in "A World Worthy of Honor."

This plot is absolutely disgusting! They clearly have such immense power, yet they insist on dragging themselves into low-level martial arts worlds, forcibly suppressing their combat strength – it's incredibly toxic! Let's get out of here!!

Speechless. He's been out of body for so long, and he still coughs up blood when he hits Zuo Lengchan. You're really good at writing!

What the hell did you sync? You've been padding out *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer* with eighty chapters of filler, completely ruining the Heavenly Venerable's prestige.

The plot is infuriating. The "Peerless One's Golden Bell Shield" technique is beyond the limits of the game, and then he gets beaten to the point of vomiting blood by Zuo Lengchan. The author is completely incompetent; there's no point in reading it.

The protagonist doesn't resemble a modern time traveler at all; there's no sense of immersion, no thrill. I really don't believe many people would be willing to pay to watch it!

Haha, let's put it this way, the writing isn't exactly amateurish, but every chapter is toxic. The "golden finger" (cheat code) setting is utterly nonsensical. They want the protagonist to be invincible, yet they also want to suppress his combat power, so they set up synchronized talent, physique, skill, and cultivation level.