Martial Arts Shatter the Void

If "Martial Arts Shattering the Void" could have filled in the plot hole about Shen Kun from "Nine Provinces," it would have been a masterpiece, but unfortunately it didn't.

Let me explain. Baozi said that the book originally included a storyline about the Yang family, but it was cut due to time constraints. (This is probably related to Shen Kun's childhood.) The story of the Golden Gods was written too hastily; many things weren't explained. (Regarding the romantic storyline and their transformations) The Yang family plans to write another short biography. But…

I think this book is really good, there's absolutely nothing wrong with it. You could say I've never read this type of book before, but I really enjoyed it.

Why does Shen Kun's mother hate him so much? Can someone explain this to me?

I still want to know the story of Shen Kun from Kyushu. How could the person who created the Three Swords of Astounding Swan just disappear without a trace? It must be related to Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, otherwise, how could Shen Kun have easily possessed him?!

I reread it, and honestly, it's a really good book, though the details aren't perfect. The plot and level system are excellent; I'm personally very interested in Shen Kun's past in Kyushu. After all, it's the first time I've seen a novel where the transmigrator is inferior to the original inhabitants. The pace picks up a bit too quickly in the later parts, and once all the elements are filled in, it truly surpasses Douluo Continent and Battle Through the Heavens at the same time.

This is the most heart-wrenching book I've ever read. The protagonist is constantly being tortured; it's so painful to read!

Come back, Baozi, I miss you.

Everything else was fine, but the main character was just too damn annoying. Goodbye.

I miss it so much. My old account is gone. I used to be a huge fan.