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Guy's gone mad delulu, thinking he's The One.

If he truly turns out to be the sole person predicted by the Calamity Transcending Sect, it'd be extremely disappointing, not to mention absurd and nonsensical. I mean, are you really implying the inclusion of [Truth] in some no-name feeble measly mortal band of self-proclaimed 'divination' experts-cum-circlejerkers' plans?

His ability is to virtualize himself and return to a singular anchoring point, while [Truth] virtualizes everything in the universe, Li Fan's consciousness excepted, not to mention a plethora of other functions. Jiang's ability to 'Return to the Origin' only reverses his physical state, nowhere near forcibly returning the entire universe to a point(s) in time.

They never were. Zhao Fijie's actions back then were just a ruse, a probe.

The frequency with which the MC rains praise on female leads would have put most real women off quite quickly, at least in terms of romance. Yeah, good way to cozy up to someone, but it's a no-go if you intend to build attraction. It could work with gullible, revenge-obsessed fourteen-year-olds—a possibility I'm unable to confirm due to a lack of experience, but hey, maybe the author knows more ;)

It's the Primordial Chaos Yin-Yang Supreme Pro Max version of the legendary Greenhat.

Coherent, well-written dialogue with a relatively easy-to digest plot. Decent progression, although a bit repetitive in terms of the final outcome(s)—all within my range of tolerance. What isn't tolerable, though, are the characters. The protagonist and his lovers are especially disappointing, albeit for different reasons. Ezre barely, if at all, shows any growth—mindset, perceptiveness, and shrewdness included. His wives were all, to me, traumatizing disappointments, with his behaviour toward them even more upsetting, which is astonishing considering his history with women. Not to be a puritan, but I'd loathe being married to women with despairingly colorful pasts, practicality taken into account. I'd avoid them at all costs, even. Really. It goes without saying how revolting it was to read smut—and yes, ROMANTIC smut—involving the very epitomisations of promiscuity themselves. In crude terms, if my main wife in a vampire harem power fantasy had a history of being banged by God-knows-how-many of my enemies in God-knows-how-many orgies in God-knows-how-many ways, with that possibly not even being the end of it, I'd be terrified to the extreme than depressed and would immediately consider ending it all—a decision that I would, in all honesty, likely proceed with. The experience of reading this novel was painful to the extent that I, for the first time in my life, felt blessed to have an amazing woman as my wife. Yes, I've read smut before. And yes, it included characters with traits and experiences similar to those featured in this novel. But comparing this work with professional (normal) smut is an entirely different affair altogether. Am I overreacting? Possibly. Would some people enjoy reading this work? Many have. But is it likely to be an enjoyable reading experience for the vast majority of audiences here? Absolutely not.

Shh...It's taboo for a WN author to depict a scene of someone embracing their mother without mentioning their extent of endowment.

He’s literally the holder of an unprecedented cheat item, yet his ‘mother’ barely even qualifies as mediocre in comparison. The excessive idolization from someone his age feels...unnatural.

A surprising grammatical error. I mean, an 'a' before a plural noun? Incorrect, regardless of the context.