It was fine and lovely the first 100ish chapters, then more and more nationalistic and less and less charming. It eventually turned formulaic, genius MC where every nations is jealous about and of course, the pride of China.

It's OK so far. I probably would not wait for the daily updates. The plot is sorta flat. The a MC is too op and all he cares about is pursuing energy needed for his system and shielding his family.

2.5/5 very meh plot. Bland characters, one dimensional storyline - a bit juvenile wish type plot-.

There are many good points. I would have given it 5/5 were it not for the following. Very thick plot armor. The MC would stumble upon items or skills he need at the time when he needed it. Even not as blatant as the typical China first novel, by using dragon country, eagle country, Sakura country etc.; the readers know who the author is referring to. The national fervor might resonate well in China, but for non-chinese readers, it's a negative.

Ugh! Another one of those, going through the motions, filled with cliches story. Synopsis: no martial skill MC, was plotted by villain because he clapped/cheered villain's opponent during sparing match. Escaped the villain's trap by luck and gained golden finger. Now comes, the villain trying to figure out MC sudden strength increase. Add all your usual ingredients for face slapping, op MC, brainless villains, etc

26 chapters. I can't get novels that in one sentence, 300 years passed. MC met the daughter after 300 years, she behaved as if she was still 16. Shouldn't a 316 year old has the temperament, if not maturity at least not teenager flavor? Trained his followers, ten of thousands of years. So regardless of realm, his followers can't die of old age? Everyone is a genius, can be promoted easily? Not my cup of tea.

This might be a 5 for people who want to invest time and slowly puzzle out the author's narrative. The writing/translation is very terse, not much background of power system, on top of it the readers are not given any intro to the world, thrown in from the first chapter and left to figure out what's going on in two superimposed super power, the dice and the "King's game". Then the translation threw in "Yu Gi Oh" reference which muddied the whole situation for those of us not familiar with what it is.

Another juvenile day dream. Is this even publishable? What a waste of electricity!

The plot is decent. Character developments/consistencies are compromised due to author obsession with squeezing reader's emotions (tragic background etc.). If it were done well, this could have been a solid 4, but being done in such brute force manner detracts readers from truly enjoying and immersing in the story. There are also quite a bit of childish/ illogical face slapping. The later chapters, 400ish on, though the power scaled up, the enemies became universe scale; but, the corresponding plot turned to your typical cliches and sort of a repeat of the same theme: people covet MC's wife, revenge, face slapping, one against the world. What a shame!

It would have been a 4/5 if not for the rush ending. It was a decent read till the somewhat lame ending.