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I've read 25 chapters everything has been great so far. Oh thank God I finally found a MC who isn't going to give us a moral lesson in every chapter. Keep it up author.

If the characterization of the story is strong enough to make it feel real, then yes I have no problem with being kind like in the Shadow Slave. Although Sunny is a kind person, I really like that story because every character feels like a real person, but other than that, I have not seen any story on this site that has such strong characterization and the main character being kind in these story are just annoying.

I get annoyed when a story I really like doesn't turn out the way it should. I've read 150 chapters and so far all the female characters have been annoying and MC could have been a lot more ruthless and just thought about his own advancement. Overall, good job, author, you write a good story.

Ok man

Do you even read what I write or are you just blindly defending the story? What you're saying has nothing to do with what I'm saying, you're just talking about backstory.

Can you tell me exactly what the benefits of Tang Rubing, Xu Xi, and that girl from the Ancient Tribe are? also I've currently read up to chapter 1100 And let me tell you don’t fool yourself he’s not going to kill any of them in the end. Up to where I’ve read they’re nothing but trouble for him, and he has to give them tons of resources just so they can do a tiny task for him as if he couldn’t kill them with a single finger. This is only because the author is a feminist who sees women as superior to men. For example, Feng Heng gave 80% of the chances and merits of Buddhism to Wang Wei. yet he doesn’t matter to him at all but he’s willing to risk his all of resources and opportunities to these girls who would betray him the moment they get a chance. I’m sick of the author’s mindset. the only reason I'm continuing this novel is I can't find any other.

If you're going to think like that, then no one is going to die in the story because everyone has a strong backstory. It's going to be more like an office novel.

It's not just about the sense of possessive. The more I read, the more naive and peaceful Wang Wei becomes. He doesn't attack anyone unless someone attacks him. On the other hand, those around him, who he says are his friends and allies, don't hesitate to kill him if he gets weak for a moment. But he still helps them progress. For example, Tong Rubing is a very bad character and annoying. I really don't understand why he didn't kill her. she's clearly an enemy and only harms Wang Wei. If you had cut back on your own feminist ideology, you would have seen something like this that annoys your readers. Don't come and say nonsense This is my story.

I really love this novel and have currently read up to chapter 808, but there are many things in this novel that make me fed up with reading it. Still, despite all this, I keep going. So, let me say some of the things that bother me: First, the author has a very strong feminist ideology to the point that they think no woman is a whore and anyone who does prostitution is forced into it, and that women never cheat and must be free. I don’t think such a thing exists. Also, Wang Wei has no sense of possessiveness toward Wu Hong, to the extent that if someone sees his wife naked, it doesn’t matter to him. Maybe this is normal in your culture, but you should know that people from all over the world are reading your novel. You can keep everyone satisfied by making Wang Wei have more possessiveness toward Wu Hong. This has really bothered me throughout the story. I hope the author tones down their feminism a little. Second, Wang Wei’s feelings toward Li Jun. I know the author’s goal is to show the deep brotherly relationship between these two, but you should know that no matter how much a friend is like a brother to someone, they never replace parents, and it’s very unrealistic that Wang Wei loves Li Jun more than his own family. Also, the last blow to me was chapter 808 when Wang Wei told Li Jun to seduce Kai Song... I really don’t know what to say. That chapter disgusted me. I can’t imagine that all the girls around the main character have or had sexual relations with Li Jun, and I really don’t understand your goal with this move. Just imagining that except Wu Hong, all the girls around Wang Wei are going to have Li Jun’s children makes me sick, and with the author’s mindset, it wouldn’t be surprising if a sexual relationship between Wu Hong and Li Jun is written. Third, the characterization of Wang Wei. In these 800 chapters, all I have seen is a hypocrite. The author tries to fix this flaw by saying Wang Wei is hypocritical in the story itself, but it doesn’t lessen the annoying aspect; rather, it makes it worse. Wang’s character was developing in the first 200 chapters and was becoming a mature person who had no problem killing someone. But gradually, until now, he has turned into a soft and weak character who needs thousands of reasons and logic to kill even one person and must control his anger. I hoped after completing the Foundation of the Nine Extremes and with the experience of his clones’ memories, he would mature again, but not even a little change happened. The author keeps trying to show that maybe the opponent is useful for Wang Wei’s future plans, so he spares them. But you should know we mortal readers can’t predict many future Yuan cycles. Also, I really don’t understand the reason for sparing the Sky Devouring Emperor? Besides that, he didn’t even kill Mo Shing Yun? Why should he keep an immortal emperor alive to give him a chance for revenge? Even if you want to lead the story so that he gives up revenge, it’s illogical. And finally, please don’t show a kind and peace-loving main character. None of the readers read the story for such a person. Try at least to make Wang Wei a little more selfish: first, think more about himself; second, more about his family; and third, about his friends and sect. There’s no need to care about others. These three points have really bothered me a lot in the story. Many times I wanted to quit reading, but I didn’t because I really love the novel. I hope you read my text carefully because I don’t want to give up such a good novel.