Master of All Mysteries

Brother, write well and try to surpass that eunuch who only achieved the Golden Core stage.

If even Qi cultivation is this difficult to choose a technique, then rogue cultivators have no chance of advancement in this world, making them even more terrifying than those who have mastered the Xuanjian technique.

Brother, you're the only surviving seedling of classic fantasy novels; don't follow in the footsteps of those bigwigs! 😭

My recent update schedule has been fluctuating. Firstly, I've been revising specific plot points, cutting out some content, and adjusting the outline, which has led to later updates. Secondly, inspiration sometimes isn't as strong during the day as it is at night… But please rest assured, this book will definitely not be abandoned! I have a fairly clear plan for the overall framework, so please stay tuned~ Thank you for your support~

The writing style is similar to "The Great Dao Contest," and the realms in the story range from the Golden Core and Nascent Soul stages in the first part to the Deity Transformation and Void Reversal stages in the latter part. The writing style, setting, and logic are basically fine, but the reason I can't continue reading is because the concepts don't align with my writing style.

The Great Dao contends, with Dao Lords starting from the highest-grade Golden Core and merging into Immortal Realms.

The name "" (Zhizhen Xuanhuang) is not good, mainly because "" (Xuanhuang) does not encompass the meaning of all phenomena. The author could refer to the neighboring work "" (Taishi Yuanzhen) and choose a name from the Five Primordial Elements or similar terminology.

Write well, and tell Danzi not to come back.

No author's note after the product launch? (｡ò ∀ ó｡)

It's well-written, I'll support it with my monthly pass. I originally voted for *The Way of the Wrong Path* (the Great Dao Contest is just too good), but there aren't many Xianxia novels to read now, so this one is really good. Danzi's writing is alright, but he's an unfinished author. Subscribing is the greatest respect I can show him; don't even think about monthly passes. Byd wrote three or four books like this, and yet people still defend him.