Taiyi

While Xun Yi was diligently growing amidst the machinations of various powerful figures, Li Junde was already enjoying the thrill of being surrounded by goddesses in a chaotic world—a true role model for a winner in life: a sister, a house, and parents both busy.

Author, if you wrote BL novels, you would definitely be a huge hit.

Because she was quite assertive and disagreed with taking a concubine, she couldn't have children. But I think even if she agrees, the protagonist shouldn't agree, and her agreement would actually ruin the original character setting. Especially in situations like this, the more disappointed those who want a harem, the happier I am. Therefore, it is not necessary for these people to like it.

I recently reread *Taihao*, and when I came across the scene where Changming Yuanshi Dao reached its perfection, the Great Luo Saint Venerable sensed him and sent out his divine sense, saying, "I never imagined that the Twelve Universes could produce someone like you."

Taiyi's writing style and plot are both top-notch, but it just lacks appeal and always makes me lose focus. It doesn't have that captivating quality that makes you want to stay up all night reading it.

This year marks the tenth anniversary of the publication of Taiyi. Perhaps Wuji's obsession with Taiyi ran too deep, as he never gave it a truly satisfying ending, and the story of Yu Dao Qiankun, which is most closely connected to Taiyi, also remained unfinished. Perhaps for Wuji, Taiyi represents a kind of regret.

It's too easy; it doesn't have the classic quality of Taihao's writing. 😭😭😭

Taihao is a water-element immortal, Taiyi is a wood-element god, can you guess what the next book will be about?

How should I put it? I also wish those scumbags would all die; such degenerates don't deserve to live in this world. But what's the use of just killing? Perhaps at first, they might kill for good, but in the long run, it will inevitably become killing for the sake of killing. The saying "flies don't land on eggs without cracks" is true.

I didn't feel that the male and female leads had a very deep relationship. Every time they forced a display of affection, it felt awkward. Maybe there wasn't enough material about their relationship. It seemed like nothing really happened between them, and I didn't know why they liked each other. It was as if it was innate, like they were born to like each other and had such deep feelings.