The Supreme Demon Venerable

It's pathetic that something based on merit is ranked after books that rely on sensationalism and catchy names. A name, a simple sketch, outweighs the actual substance.

I read seven chapters and couldn't continue. After 18 years together, the seemingly simple-minded man suddenly wakes up and calls Jun Wuyi to his room. The author's mind is clearly focused on what this character is doing. The plot should be urgent, with a serious and tense atmosphere. Many characters haven't even appeared yet, and the author is already writing their personalities in monologues. Jun Hong's idea of ​​a palm technique—could it be a frame-up or a trap? It's a direct description of a palm technique used to kill beyond one's level, and this character hasn't even appeared before the protagonist wakes up. This monologue is completely fabricated. Also, Jun Wuye restoring Jun Wuyi's appearance has no connection to the main or secondary plots; it suddenly appears out of nowhere. If Jun Wuyi wanted to restore her appearance, she should have asked Jun Wuye, which would highlight her concern for her appearance. Restoring her appearance would also reveal her state of mind and intentions. What is the protagonist's intention and state of mind in actively restoring Jun Wuyi's appearance? Is it gratitude for years of companionship and care? The main plot involves improving cultivation, understanding and analyzing the current environment, and seeking revenge, which requires recruiting soldiers and plundering resources.

The relationship is a bit slow

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