As always, the longer the wait, the greater the disappointment. 😪 😪

An excellent story, but unfortunately, the flaws are even more so. As previous comments have mentioned, the power system is very complex. Even at the Foundation Establishment level, they are literally overpowered. Their attacks influence tens of thousands of kilometers of their environment. Almost all of them have the ability to predict, control karma, manipulate those weaker than themselves, and use the Heavenly Dao. In other books, this is almost the maximum level. They can even reincarnate at will. The Golden Core, let alone the Golden Core. We could almost call them immortal emperors. And with the Birth Soul, they have the ability to create small worlds. That's not really the problem; I'm not against the complex power system. On the contrary, it can be interesting, but the terms used are difficult to understand. In the Foundation Realm, advancement requires certain items or treasures that are incomprehensible. Despite trying to read carefully, I still can't understand it. And the second point: the world seems too small. There are barely four major forces. And the conflict revolves around them. In short, it seems like a world too small for people who are too powerful.

Excellent!

Story ruined by an impulsive MC

Why is all the LOTM fanfiction coming out lately so weird? The amount of confusion in it... Okay, I'll stop. Good luck to everyone with this poison.

The story is different from others of the same genre, certainly, but it's boring. The character interactions are overly dramatic and melodramatic. It's completely unnecessary. Some over-the-top reactions...

After reading dozens of novels of this genre, if there's one lesson I've learned, it's that it's best to fully enjoy the beginning of the story. Because the ending is almost always disappointing. And this one is no exception. At first, things were going well, his growth rate was decent, then it just exploded. He changes sects every six months. He's always in a hurry, almost as if a global catastrophe were upon him. He never has time to rest and consume his resources. He abandons his family and his brother—sure, he has his reasons—but on the other, he adopts a sister out of nowhere. And he's willing to travel tens of thousands of kilometers just to see her. Sometimes, he's ruthless, sometimes he's attached to banalities. And as if that weren't enough, he suddenly decides to create a sect, a weakness in itself, even though he's already provoked three superpowers by killing their members. It's fine if he does it in secret, but he suddenly appears in the foreground. It makes no sense. He doesn't know what he wants.

Even I, who've read Lord of Mysteries, don't understand the story at all. What about those who haven't? Confusing story. Not recommended.

Could have been better!

Trash. I don't recommend it.