Throne of the Myriad Immortals

You've written cultivating immortality as something so simple, with all the "cut" stuff. Is this childish?

Did you stop writing afterwards? It's really poorly written, so rambling. You didn't fill in many plot holes before ending it; it's such a waste of time, I have no desire to read any further.

I've known Liuya for a long time, and it would be a bit much if I hadn't written anything about this book after reading it for so long, so I'll just share my thoughts. I've been waiting for this book since before it was even uploaded, reading from the first chapter of the first volume until now. I can say that Liuya's writing is consistently high-quality. Most importantly, the pacing is brisk, the plot flows smoothly, and the subtle displays of wit are just right. You'll find exciting moments, hilarious scenes that will make you laugh out loud, and even whimsical descriptions that will make your mind wander. As for the plot and character development, many readers have already written about them, so I won't go into detail. I hope new readers will take their time reading and immerse themselves in Liuya's meticulously crafted world, enjoying the thrill of turning the pages. Finally, I want to say that Liuya is writing very seriously, and from what I understand, his health isn't very good; he's practically risking his life to write. So if you're reading and enjoying this book, please support the official release. After all, it's not worth skimping on a few cents. That's all.

Liuya is back. [Completely bewildered]

"The Ultimate Evolution of the Three Kingdoms" is a strategic management and political intrigue story that can be both exciting and mind-bending. It's a romantic story for men that you deserve!

This work is much worse than the later ones; I saw the later works first.

This is truly speechless. After reading for so long, what happened to the Dan Sheng's egg? Nothing more to say? What about the Great Xia princess? Is there no point in looking for her anymore? The beginning was quite good, but the later parts felt rushed and disjointed. Did you rush through writing without a proper ending? From chapters 900-1000, it's mostly description; there are only about two sentences of actual dialogue. Please think through the plot structure before writing.

I bought the whole book and will read it again during the holiday.

Why can't I update even after topping up my account?

What's wrong? Why aren't you replying?