Stealing Heaven

It's like starting a novel you're really engrossed in, only to have a particularly unpleasant scene suddenly appear just when you're enjoying it and deeply immersed in the story. It's like being fed a mouthful of shit; it makes you irritable and restless, so I just had to post this to vent. Forgive me, this book isn't for me. Goodbye. 😡😡

If you were to transmigrate to the world of Stealing the Heavens, I suggest deleting your account and logging off. None of the factions there are any good. Leaving aside the Heavenly Court and Buddhism, the common people of the Great Yu, the Six Kingdoms, and other human powers are destined to be illiterate and ignorant, or, to put it more politely, simple and honest.

The story of the Six Kingdoms is truly classic and unforgettable.

The "Stealing Heaven and Changing the Sun Sect" sounds impressive, but it's just a petty thief organization. It doesn't resonate with modern cultivation novels. Besides, rare treasures are scarce these days, and even if you were given immortal techniques, they'd be useless. You might even go against current policies and get shut down.

I first saw this book at a bookstore near my high school when I was renting it. I only discovered today that the original version is available on Qidian.com. It's a shame I don't like to reread books; otherwise, I definitely would have taken this opportunity to read it again.

This is the first time I've ever seen such a brain-dead novel; I couldn't even finish reading it in detention.

In Xue Hong's novels, you can't focus on the protagonist; you have to pay attention to the supporting characters. But the protagonist of this book, Wu Qi, possesses an indescribable quality—not just a bandit-like air, but also an inescapable sleazy... It's just too much. Even Gu Xichen, Yi Feng, and Ji Hao don't have this kind of...

At first, I was like, "What the heck is this? It doesn't match the synopsis at all!" But then I calmed down and read on. It wasn't until Wu Qi entered the Yan Dynasty that a true path to immortality appeared. Later, when I read about the Seven Kingdoms, I realized I don't usually like cultivation novels with historical backgrounds, but Xue Hong wrote them so well!

He actually did *that* with Yu Ji! It was such a shock, a real mouthful of shit. Even though it got much better towards the end, I still can't accept it. Goodbye. 😅

Hmm, I finished reading the physical book back in middle school. I never expected to see it on Qidian.com. I really enjoyed reading it back then! 🌚