Yin-Yang Ghost Arts

The plot is good, but the protagonist is too cruel. The more I read, the angrier I get. With such incredible abilities, it's already incredibly saintly that he can tolerate being bullied by ordinary people, refrain from wrongdoing, and coexist peacefully with them. Yet they insist on adding a second layer of cruelty.

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 14. They were about to lock you up in jail, and all you did was apologize and that was it? The author is too magnanimous. Why not teach the bad guy a lesson?

Hmm, after reading the book reviews, I decided to leave immediately. They were all discouraging, I couldn't handle them.

Wu Jiu's supernatural tales were exceptionally well-written, both hilarious and terrifying, with a grand world-building. However, he hasn't improved much since then; the writing style is the same—neither funny nor scary, and it has a somewhat fantastical feel. In short, he's fallen from grace. He's getting worse and worse.

Is this what a top-tier author on Qidian looks like? This is incredibly toxic. He was framed by his classmates and almost beaten to death, yet he didn't fight back. When he encountered an evil cultivator, he didn't kill him, but instead revealed his name. Can you really tolerate this kind of brainless protagonist?

I immediately dropped the book. The protagonist is such an idiot; he hit someone but didn't kill them, and then he even revealed their name.

My writing skills are terrible, my logic is weak, this is a piece of writing for beginners.

It's toxic; looking at it makes my chest feel tight and gives me a lot of internal heat.

Is this the level of writing a master?

After reading the first few chapters, I couldn't continue. The plot was too contrived, and the behavior of all the characters was not how normal people would react to situations. Some of the character and event settings felt very illogical, which was really off-putting.