Endless Devouring

This author is truly mind-blowing! They managed to successfully portray a henpecked husband who drinks excessively, is a lecherous scoundrel, and lacks courage. Of all the fantasy novels I've read, this one has the fewest deaths, which truly highlights the paramount importance of human life. This author should write modern romance novels. I'm dropping this book.

I came from the comics, but I didn't expect it to be so badly written. The "Endless Devouring" thing is completely irrelevant. All those awesome martial spirits described at the beginning are completely ignored later on, and there are so many contradictions. Reading this novel felt like eating shit.

The ending was too rushed; there was no endless devouring, and the protagonist wasn't powerful enough to be invincible. It wasn't satisfying.

The first half was alright, but the second half was too chaotic; I'd say it was just so-so.

The introduction is incoherent; it started by praising how incredibly powerful this Heavenly Dao Master was, how long it had been since the Martial Academy had produced one, and how they would do everything in their power to cultivate him. And this is it? He's easily ridiculed. It's ridiculous!

The protagonist lacks the heart of a strongman; his entire journey has been preordained.

The ending was a bit hard to accept 😭

First, I gave it a positive review so more people could see it. My personal, albeit shallow, opinion of this book is that the author's logic is muddled, character relationships are poorly constructed, and there are frequent typos, errors in character names, and incorrect martial arts techniques. I suggest the author go to a street vendor and buy some books to study.

The plot is similar to "The Great Ruler" and "Global Martial Arts".

It's a mess... It started off well after the anime adaptation, but then it became completely different from the beginning. A lot of the early leveling-up stuff is gone, the Protectors haven't been updated, it feels like it was only half-written, then someone else picked it up and wrote a bit more, and then it was rushed out again... I keep wondering, whose young master is he...?