The Myriad Worlds in a Thousand Roles

This guy's recent books have not been very good. I wonder if he has been replaced.

It's all fluff. Top-tier characters in the game, he only needed a hundred moves to fight Feng Qingyang without taking it seriously, but he took four chapters to fight Zuo Lengchan. I've never seen such fluff. If it performs well after release, I'll just eat it.

The protagonist, Mo Lisao, was already a legend at the age of eight. When he appeared at thirty-eight, a group of demonic cultivators shouldn't have exploded and died; instead, they were able to exchange blows with him. Furthermore, I didn't understand why the protagonist disappeared for thirty years. The author seemed intent on simply following the plot.

It's completely different from what I wrote earlier.

The characters from Jin Yong's works should be in the worlds of "The Snow Sword" and "Ever Night." What's so good about adults beating children in Jin Yong's world?

It's inexplicable, a complete mess, and I can't even fake being pretentious. It's just a bunch of pretentious intellectualism.

A poem in every step, you're wasting your talent if you don't join the world of Pili.

Even veteran authors need to adapt their writing style; writing like they did ten years ago won't work. 😭

The smell of perfume is so strong, it's pungent and intoxicating; you can almost smell it through a phone screen.

I used to read your books, but now I want to ask you, why did the "most awesome time-travel story in history" end abruptly at the final battle? Was it swallowed by the system, or did you never write it at all? Some parts were written inexplicably, and I have no idea why. Could you possibly finish it?