The Tale of Zhu Jiuyin, Ancestral Shaman of Honghuang

This book is trash. How can you expect someone to break through from mid-stage Quasi-Saint to Saint level? Just fly to the heavens!

Firstly, I personally dislike listening to Hongjun's sermons. Why should everyone listen? Hongjun talks about cultivating the Heavenly Way, not the Great Way. What's the point of listening? His sermons are also a conspiracy; Hongjun is collecting the fortune of all living beings and repaying karmic debts. What's this talk of severing the Three Corpses?

It's pretty bad. At the beginning, the protagonist doesn't want to learn from Pangu or the Nine Revolutions Divine Art; he wants to follow the path of his own inherent laws, the path of divinity. No problem, the later battles are basically all-out, hand-to-hand combat. Speechless. Other issues like causal contradictions are even worse; they start fighting at the drop of a hat.

"I've been here, I've come this far"—is this the kind of quality you have?

You transmigrated into this world and you're a monster, killing at the drop of a hat, completely irrational. You've only been here a short time, how can you already fight a Quasi-Saint? Why don't you just say you were born able to kill Hongjun? Keep in mind, this is only the Dragon-Han Era, and it's not even over yet. The Dao-Demon War hasn't even begun, Hongjun hasn't even merged with the Dao, and the concept of a Quasi-Saint doesn't even exist yet. This is utter nonsense!

The protagonist is like a complete idiot, utterly brainless. When Nuwa and Fuxi begged for mercy, why didn't he consider that he would be killed by the Heavenly Dao?

Everyone knows that becoming a god through faith is absolutely inferior to relying on oneself; once faith is lost, one is worthless.

This is ridiculous! It talks about how important merit is at the beginning, but then it immediately changes and turns into all sorts of self-destructive behavior.

The idea is great, but it's a shame there aren't many comments! I'll start a thread!

It's boring. The protagonist knows he can't kill the other party, yet he insists on becoming their enemy. 😅 The Lich King Cataclysm is already a huge problem, and now he's dragging in unrelated people, all of whom are on the opposing side.