Demonic Fiends from Beyond the Domain

Like the main characters and tropes of mental illness, they're fine at first, but become less interesting over time, and the more often you see or hear them, the worse they get.

I was completely baffled by the idea of ​​the protagonist becoming an apprentice. He's a young master; even going to a prestigious martial arts school would be far better than just grabbing a random street performer to learn from. While the protagonist is mentally ill, he's not an idiot.

With so many eunuchs, and the author's credibility being so low, even a shared bike can't be scanned.

The protagonist's method of time travel is quite novel; at least he wasn't transported away by a giant ship! 😂 The protagonist has a very unique personality, the author's intelligence is consistently high, and the plot is full of twists and turns, with constant climaxes. 💦

Xinfeng, are you a studio? Do you write the outline yourself and have ghostwriters fill in the content?

Even a powerhouse like Hsin Feng can falter. Looking back, being invincible was truly lonely. The strongest system, how spirited and ambitious I was! If you disagreed, I'd fight you, and set off fireworks! Even the one about the mental hospital has captivating interludes of fascinating local anecdotes that keep the reader engaged.

I just found out it has a history of misconduct. I wish I hadn't even glanced at it, let alone subscribed.

After chapter 50, it's all about cousins, and this cousin is acting like an idiot. She's a transmigrator, and suddenly she's talking about family ties? Did this cousin die later on?

Xinfeng is getting old too. 😒

The opening is a bit off; an 18-year-old patient exposed to novels, movies, or comics should be able to recognize that they've traveled to another world, but the author writes it like a complete idiot, and the protagonist doesn't seem very intelligent.