I Became the God of Wine in the Primordial World

The protagonist transmigrated and cultivated Hongjun's Three Corpses to attain enlightenment.

It's quite beautiful; it shows the prosperity of the prehistoric era.

This is similar to many things in "I Am the Kitchen God in the Intercepting Sect".

The plot was alright, but a bit disorganized; I didn't really like it.

Is this what they call time travel? What a waste.

The plot is actually alright, but the way you mix up men and women and cause confusion is really hard to watch!

The storyline was well-developed, though some typos were a bit annoying. It was basically finished, but this ending—this final explanation—felt awful. If it was supposed to be an open ending, there was no foreshadowing or further guidance. If it wasn't written this way, it just felt ridiculous.

Unlike the epic battles between saints I've seen before, the protagonist is just an ordinary person from later generations. Through his diligence and the ability to draw upon his past strength, he accumulates a great deal of merit and strives to attain enlightenment. The protagonist's romantic partner is not described in much detail.

The names and genders in the last few chapters are ridiculously wrong. Aren't you going to correct them before publishing them?

The characters and their genders keep changing, and the character appears in one place and then suddenly appears in another – it's ridiculous! And author, didn't you see these typos? These are obvious. I've been commenting on this for ages, and you still haven't fixed them. There are too many! I've seen at least a hundred words of this so far, is this even acceptable?