I was enjoying the story a lot but his insistence on being king was already bothering me, when the war arc started I lost the will to continue reading. Some of the points that made me lose interest: • The fact that he wants to be king, the mc clearly likes to live a carefree life without any kind of strings attached, being king is the complete opposite of that as he would have to get involved in various political matters and would spend much less time with his women . • He goes to war to "mature", but he wants to be king not a general, a good military leader is not necessarily a good political leader, it would make more sense for him to start doing Felberta's work to get used to the bureaucracy of being king than going to war.

I don't know if anyone has already commented on this, but I think for things in the world of cultivation to affect the real world they must have a high degree, like the blood of the Phoenix, and his cultivation technique.

This training is one of the stupidest things I've ever read, it's like thinking that if you leave someone who doesn't know how to swim in the middle of the ocean and expect them to learn to swim, it doesn't make any sense.

I don't know if you already answered that, but I would like to know if the two worlds will integrate, or if the Yuan will be able to go definitively to the world of cultivation, or will he be able to cultivate in the "normal world"?

Why doesn't he put his women inside the fairy gate? In addition to being safer, it is a better place for them to train.

I agree with you, but it's still frustrating. You have something with potential and hope that it will become something great, but it seems that the author prefers to go the easy way, it seems that he is afraid of being more daring. I go even further, and I say that if you read 4-5 novels, you basically know everything that will happen in any that you read later. Of course there are some exceptions, for example the original novels here on Webnovel, that's why I say that this story is frustrating.

This is the type of character I hate the most, the person who tries to humiliate the other for nothing. She calling him a pervert when much of it is their master's fault. The author will probably justify that she is doing this he will have a goal, that he will want to conquer her, and with that he will become stronger, when in reality what would really happen is he would start hating her. The concept of the story is very interesting, but the characters are very shallow, there are more than 200 chapters and the MC did not grow as a person, you can argue that he is young but that is where you are wrong, because when we are young it is much more easy for us to change, unlike an older person who already has his ideals. The beginning was good but the story was lost a little, when there are about 400 chapters I see if I give it another chance. Another thing I forgot to comment is that they are not exactly "brothers", since besides MC being the heir to GodKing, he is also one of his descendants, so they are not on the same level, she is only stronger than him, but this is because she is older than him, lived in a better environment than him, and had a master, but even so what happened to her? She became a dog, who had to run away with her tail between her legs, in order to lick her wounds, and she still has the right to criticize him. As I said in the other comment, the characters are very shallow, except for some people the characters can be defined as follows: if you are from a sect you are arrogant, if you are stronger than someone you are arrogant, if you are a young master you are arrogant.

Another thing I forgot to comment is that they are not exactly "brothers", since besides MC being the heir to GodKing, he is also one of his descendants, so they are not on the same level, she is only stronger than him, but this is because she is older than him, lived in a better environment than him, and had a master, but even so what happened to her? She became a dog, who had to run away with her tail between her legs, in order to lick her wounds, and she still has the right to criticize him. As I said in the other comment, the characters are very shallow, except for some people the characters can be defined as follows: if you are from a sect you are arrogant, if you are stronger than someone you are arrogant, if you are a young master you are arrogant.

This is the type of character I hate the most, the person who tries to humiliate the other for nothing. She calling him a pervert when much of it is their master's fault. The author will probably justify that she is doing this he will have a goal, that he will want to conquer her, and with that he will become stronger, when in reality what would really happen is he would start hating her. The concept of the story is very interesting, but the characters are very shallow, there are more than 200 chapters and the MC did not grow as a person, you can argue that he is young but that is where you are wrong, because when we are young it is much more easy for us to change, unlike an older person who already has his ideals. The beginning was good but the story was lost a little, when there are about 400 chapters I see if I give it another chance.

Top 50 overall

The objective was the Top 100 we managed to reach the Top 50, I think there should be even more bonus chapters.

Has Wen Zihao ever been mentioned in history? Because I don't remember.

When Jin Rou was at the lowest level, his personality had much more development, there are about 100 chapters that have nothing interesting, he is not seeking recognition in the various areas that was the agreement with his father, the story became a great filler.