I want to ask the author: Is this a Chinese novel? If not, then why on earth do most of the characters' names, Chinese names, be Japanese names? Doesn't he know the difference, or does he think all readers are just stupid? The novel is very good, but he spoiled it because he manipulated the names, and this is the problem of most Chinese writers in fan fiction.

In fact, this novel is very good in terms of the development of the hero, which is wonderful. The development of the hero is good and progressing at a wonderful rate, and the development of the side characters is also good, but I was forced to drop it because the writer is trying to force some characters to move very close, if not equal, to the hero, such as the hero’s uncle. The writer is trying to make him rise constantly after he was desperate to Upgrading in level has become something I don't like because of this. The second reason is the writer's attempt to disparage the heavenly spiritual roots so that they appear worse than the five spiritual roots and describe them as having little hope of being promoted to immortality. I have read until chapter 542, so my rating for it is 5/3.5.

He was good in the first 300 chapters, but he became trash to the point that you will find that the hero has become a hypocrite of the first degree, to the point that if you compare him with the young masters, you will find that they are better than this trash hero.