The Human Emperor of the Great Desolation, Unifying the Myriad Worlds

This book isn't even paid yet, and it's already so rambling. I can't imagine how much filler it will be once it becomes paid; it'll probably turn into a vast ocean of words.

What's the point of going to Da Feng? Your combat strength and cultivation techniques are inferior to a Yang Shen. What's the difference between you and Pangu playing basketball?

According to the synopsis, the human race appeared before the sermon at Zixiao Palace. But in the primordial era genre, wasn't it Nuwa who created humans and made them saints? At that time, there was only one saint, Hongjun. Where did the human race come from?

The main thing is to avoid something like the previous book, which was purely about showing off, randomly jumping between worlds without any central focus. It's just learning something in one world, then showing off in the next, and then doing it all over again. You need to have a central theme, otherwise it will be extremely chaotic. The multiverse genre is already quite chaotic to begin with.

What are you dawdling about? You persuade one person here, another one there, and yet another one here. When will this ever end? It's all just filler, no plot at all. Now that it's available for purchase, I have to pay to watch this filler, right?

I don't quite understand the introduction. Where are the humans in front of the Purple Cloud Palace?

Let's leave aside the main world for now. The first world was Yangshen, but after writing a section, they inexplicably changed the map—and then they just dabbled in the new map, only to miraculously revert back to it halfway through… It's purely a matter of acting on a whim! A half-hearted attempt…

It feels like they're just padding the storyline all the time. If you're going to pad the storyline, at least do it after the game is released.

The story of Yang Shen was going well, so why did they suddenly change the map, and the new map is quite long? I haven't read this book before, so I'm not very familiar with it.

Speechless. Most of it is just setup; there's hardly any actual content.