After failing to survive my tribulation, I caused a million lives to perish. So I paid for it with my own death, hoping to bring comfort to the world.
But ten thousand years have passed, and my grave has been dug up. I have no choice but to return to the world.
But where did the burial treasures I left beside me go?
The [Yin-Yang Cosmos Jade], which can reverse life and death, divide yin from yang, and command ghosts and gods, is my personal jade pendant?
The [Sword of Heavenly Law], which can slay immortals and gods above and demons below, is the ordinary sword I used to carry?
And the [Jade-Clear Glazed Cup], whose wine grants a hundred years of cultivation with a single sip, is the little cup I toyed with for ten thousand years?
How is this possible? My burial treasures can't all have become sentient, can they?
Does anyone know where the author went?
Wasn't the female protagonist supposed to be male?
It's good, but some parts are really idiotic. For example, when they encountered that sword, they didn't even recognize it, which is understandable, but to not recognize it after carrying it for a lifetime... Even if it's for plot purposes, this isn't how it should be done. Either show it later, or present it right in front of you and you can't recognize it. It's truly idiotic.
Based on the comments, I've roughly deduced that the author mentioned in one chapter that he drove 3 hours to Changchun, Jilin to see the space program. I checked May 6th, the day he stopped updating, and there was a car accident in Changchun, Jilin. If I'm not mistaken, the author is probably dead...
Don't be misled. The trip to Changchun was in 2019, and I drove for four hours at night and got home safely. If you don't believe me, check the comments section of the leave request; it's from 2019.
Has the superhero book been finished?
With excitement, I dug up the grave, lifted the coffin lid, and then closed it again in disappointment.
It feels like "Don't Forget Your Worries" is like that kind of shameless, standard male protagonist who has lost his lust.
Is this book definitively a male protagonist story? I've read up to chapter 25, and aside from "him" and some physical descriptions, there doesn't seem to be any explicit statement about the protagonist's gender. Am I overthinking this, or is it foreshadowing by the author?
I have no idea this book will ever be finished.