Lord of Infinite Tribulations

The writing is alright, but sometimes the plot unfolds too suddenly, making it a bit of a headache to read. Also, there's a bit of filler in the 630+ and 700+ chapters.

Fellow Daoist, I hope you'll visit my page and add this to your favorites. Let's support each other and wish you ever-improving writing skills.

This is a comprehensive work that fully explains all the power systems and presents novel and complete world settings. Each instance has memorable and appealing characters and storylines, but each instance actually has a lot of untold content that can be expanded upon. Viewers are eager to know what happens to their favorite characters, but unfortunately, these elements aren't fully explored, leading to a somewhat anticlimactic ending that leaves the reader wanting more. Perhaps dreams are just like that—starting strong but ending weak? Finally, will the author write a new book? Will there be a new account? Should the author choose a pen name that's impossible to find online? Despite these flaws, the book's merits outweigh its weaknesses. Five years later, a new book is coming! @Next

I just have to vent! It's good that he's no longer the emperor, but I'm so frustrated. Isn't Jun Yan Jiang Xijun's son? Wasn't she the powerful concubine who gave birth to the crown prince? Didn't she immediately send Jun Yan to Xiaoguang for protection after he was murdered? How did he become Jiang Xin's son? He's a member of the Jun family and could command both sides, the best candidate! Why change the setting? And on one hand, it's said he only met Xijun seven times in several years, and on the other hand, he had two children. He only goes to Xijun when he's upset... The Great Zhou didn't mention how to resolve the regrets, and they said they'd avenge Xu Qian. Does that mean they've tacitly agreed to wipe out all the forces of the Ghost Mother's disciple? Is revenge complete? Even if they wiped out the Qingjian Sect of Zhengrong Manor, they should at least mention it briefly, to give a proper ending. Given the protagonist's personality, being killed after a report isn't a big deal, but there should be some explanation, after all, it's a sequel to the first part of the story, don't leave the audience wondering. Similarly, Shen Lin betrayed them, so he's gone; he's dead, so give them some closure. Give Ye Shengyan and Shen Yilun some more screen time, whether they've gone into seclusion or joined the Hidden Dragon...

What happened to Shen Lin in the end? Did he die or betray him?

I initially started reading because of the protagonist's personality, but after reading over 900 chapters, the protagonist is becoming increasingly saintly, and I feel like I can't continue reading. Will the protagonist turn into a saint later on?

A newcomer passed by and came to pay homage (to the withered god).

The description is very interesting; I've saved it and will read it when I have time.

Keep up the good work, master! I'm just a newbie visiting and adding this to my favorites.

Support, support, support. I hope Chen An doesn't turn evil. Please give him some positive energy. And please don't torture the protagonist... Author, keep it up, don't abandon the story!