A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: Han Li Returns as a Red Dust Immortal

When describing the combat power of the old demon in the Nascent Soul stage, Wang Yu explicitly used the description of "ten thousand jin of strength," which was after the old demon had undergone body tempering. Of course, although we must consider that most of a cultivator's strength lies in their magical power, the contrast between the settings of "Covering the Sky" and "Mortals" still makes it seem humorous. So, the Blood Realm cultivator is beating up a Nascent Soul cultivator, huh? 😁

The Mortal Cultivation Technique is utterly garbage. The stats are ridiculously weak. The physical body receives absolutely no boost; without mana, a Golden Core cultivator can be killed by a fall from a height of several meters. The strength is a staggering hundred jin (more than an average person could achieve after a period of training).

Having read so many novels over the years, I don't understand why so many authors have this bad habit: the protagonist treats his subordinates better than his wife. If the author doesn't want to write about female characters, they should just delete Nangong Wan, Yin Yue, and Zi Ling. Don't take them into the Guanghan Realm, and don't let them receive the initiation.

In my opinion, the protagonists of the Red Hair Trilogy and the Divine Machine series, which are absolutely invincible, often like to do some crazy things. For example, Shi Hao's spirit-eating beast, the fat woman. The lewd-looking big black dog beside Ye Fan, wearing a shabby undergarment. The divine strategist said: "You're finished. No one in heaven or on earth can save you."

The success and failure of "Covering the Sky" were both due to the novel's connection to the source material. While it initially attracted viewers by combining "Covering the Sky" with "A Mortal's Journey to Immortality," the inherent controversy surrounding comparing power levels across different works, coupled with the author's tendency to use disparaging elements, made it seem like a joke to…

This is ridiculous. Some people actually calculate combat power based on names. The strength of beings in different worlds varies drastically, but all immortals are the same. According to their calculations, the "Other Shore" in both *Covering the Sky* and *A World's Supreme Being* is called "Other Shore," so a minor cultivator in *Covering the Sky* and a powerful being in *A World's Supreme Being* who can create and destroy multiple universes should be the same person.

The Immortal Realm arc is really bad; I suspect Wang Yu wrote it carelessly.

Every time I see the Crimson Secret Realm, where the protagonist is forced to have an affair with Nangong Wan because of a Dragon-Slaying Pouch, I think to myself, what if Old Demon Qian summoned the Five-Hearted Demon, and I threw him a Pouch? Or what if the Six Paths Supreme Saint summoned a Level Six True Demon, and I threw him another Pouch? That would be invincible!

If this book slows down its pace and starts focusing on everyday life, it's doomed.

In the novel "Covering the Sky: Immortal of the Mortal World," I feel like the immortals would just go on a rampage and kill everyone in the mortal realm. I remember that even the Dao Ancestors in the immortal realm could be corrupted by the will of Heaven, right? 🤫