The Great Desolation: Pangu, Lord of the Great Dao

These chapters are completely unrelatable. The Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors are our ancestors, and you've turned them into villains and forced them to commit suicide. Goodbye, I'm not subscribing anymore. Consider my previous subscriptions a waste. Deleting the book.

The protagonist was betrayed and suppressed by Houtu in his previous life in the River of Oblivion. How could the author even come up with something like this? Isn't this just irritating? Isn't this just disgusting? Even if the protagonist were ganged up on and killed by the other Great Luo Immortals of the Primordial World, it would be better than being betrayed by Houtu, the second-in-command.

They keep writing about the protagonist cross-dressing endlessly, this major flaw is just awful, no wonder so few people read it. It's like using an overused trope, the mere fact that the protagonist cross-dresses is enough to turn many people off. And it's not like they're from Chengdu, what normal guy would like to see a woman cross-dressing?

Keep stacking the vests with the same routine, and dig forward. Each vest is more powerful than the other. The Sanqing of the younger generation has changed from a gangster in the vest to Pangu, Nuwa Fuxi, and the protagonist is still eating on the roadside, and he still thinks that he is hiding deep secrets.

Now I understand why this book is so bad. So far, everyone's been incredibly brainless, lacking even self-respect, yet expecting respect from others. The characters' intelligence is severely diminished; how could someone of the Great Luo level be so stupid? Even if there are differences in their abilities, this level of stupidity is unacceptable.

This guy is right.

It's getting more and more complicated. Infinite Matryoshka. The same plot and the same thing happen in another skin. Is it interesting? After writing about Zheng Pangu Zhengpangu for so long, has the protagonist done anything substantial? It's all a matter of conversation.

No matter how awesome this protagonist is, he is still a loser. Later, everyone is Pangu, and you yourself are dead. You have failed and been plotted. If you are beaten, stand up. No matter how awesome the vest is, what's the use? It's not that you have been defeated. You can't fight when people are not Pangu. Now that they are Pangu, where do you get your confidence?

Ten years ago, it was considered a masterpiece. Five years ago, it was considered a gem. Now, this kind of book has been written to death, it's unoriginal, and it makes you want to fall asleep.

The taste is not right First and foremost, the most fundamental point about the myth of Da Luo is that there is no death; there is no such thing as the death of the leader of that pantheon. They're unlikely to die. Either they're locked up in a dark room, or they've abandoned their disguise and are pretending to be young. At worst, they've been coaxed to sleep.