Pure Yang

It's a very good book, but it's inexplicably a bit depressing. Ever since the protagonist transmigrated, he has faced one crisis after another, one calamity after another, without even a moment to catch his breath. Wherever he goes, he encounters injustice and is always inexplicably targeted and schemed against. Is this the legendary malice from all over the world?

The tree is as beautiful as the forest, but the wind will destroy it. ,, The protagonist is maverick, and he still has the attitude of being the king of heaven and Lao Tzu second. He is obviously not strong enough to ignore the rules, but he still uses the protagonist's aura to decorate his writing. It's a bit poisonous.

In terms of storytelling, the main plot of this book is very simple, without many twists and turns. It feels as if the author's purpose wasn't to write a dramatic novel, but rather to express their own thoughts and feelings through the story. Therefore, they frequently insert their own personal opinions. As a novel, in terms of plot, I think this book is subpar. If it weren't for the decent writing style and coherent flow, it would probably be unreadable.

In my opinion, this is the most regrettable book for the cult leader. 😢

Other people's books are all about criticizing everything and everyone—it's so satisfying! The cult leader's books are all about criticizing everything and everyone—it's frustrating.

Which book is better, *The Fake Crown Prince* or *The Fake Crown Prince*?

I think the world-building of *Pure Yang* is magnificent. The author skillfully integrates the laws of death into the cultivation system, creating a unique "burial ground" setting that fills the entire story with a tense and exciting atmosphere. At the same time, the author's character portrayals are very delicate; each character has their own unique personality and growth trajectory, allowing readers to resonate with the story.

Over the years, this is my favorite book by the cult leader, followed by "The Universe is Swallowed". I don't feel much for the books that the cult leader is most proud of.

This book is too frustrating. The protagonist often makes trouble out of nothing. He insists on offending people for no reason, and then relies on golden fingers to save him from disaster. In the final ending, he even uses up both golden fingers. It is really frustrating.

There are too many typos; it's tiring to read!