An extremely inconsistent protagonist – seems utterly incapable of deciding what he wants, what he stands for, or how he wants to live. Constantly collecting women. He appears righteous, yet is perfectly fine with demons and killers. This kind of moral whiplash just doesn't sit right with me. It feels like the underlying logic here is: 'If a woman is beautiful, she gets a free pass for anything.' Yeah, no thanks. Just another hypocritical Chinese MC. Not for me.

Frankly, not what I expected. After gaining future technology, he decided to hoard it all for himself instead of sharing it with society – same old selfish trope. His goal? To monopolize this knowledge and become the ultimate big shot, all while brushing off future planetary threats with a casual ‘I’ll handle it somehow.’ Honestly, this approach feels baffling and tedious. One mediocre-talent MC’s ‘wisdom’ is no match for a civilization’s collective power – especially when the threats include Zerg-like swarms and extra-dimensional demons that overwhelmed humanity *100,000 years in the future*. The delusion that he alone can solve this is peak arrogance. The author should’ve taken notes from other *modern martial arts* novels where protagonists actually uplift civilizations. Here? ‘I got a 100,000-year-advanced system... and used it to fuel my power fantasy.’ Nothing noteworthy.

Honestly? A better-written but far poorer imitation of those Korean 'transmigrated plagiarist' stories. Over there, they usually bother with *some* character growth, actual romance for the MC, and exploring how the world reacts to the stolen 'masterpieces' – they even adapt them a bit! Crucially, they aren't constantly shoving toxic Chinese nationalism down your throat. Seriously, I'm so *done* with this in Chinese game-dev novels. "Our games suck because they're full of microtransactions and zero original ideas' – wow, groundbreaking! But hey, we Russians haven't exactly set the world on fire either, have we? Yet *we* don't flood the web with stories about going back in time to 'prove' only Russians can make *real* games! The sheer audacity of them claiming *only China can do it now in these power fantasies... doesn't that hypocrisy make them gag? This fic? Same old song. Credit where it's due: the writing itself isn't bad. But I just couldn't enjoy it for all the reasons above.

The author clearly knows his DC comic lore inside out – that's undeniable. But therein lies the problem: he's *too* faithful in replicating the utterly disjointed, head-spinning mess that often plagues DC's comic multiverse itself. Seriously, slogging through this haphazard compilation of random plotlines – Batman here, Dark Multiverse there, Superman crammed in – was frequently unbearable even in the *original* comics. To endure it again in a fic of... let's say, *imperfect* execution, with a munchkin MC on top? Pure agony. Bottom line: this is fanfiction for a *very* specific (and masochistic) type of DC fan who enjoys being hit with a brick wall of mashed-up comic arcs

Yet another cookie-cutter xianxia protagonist: all bark and bite ONLY when he's stronger. Utterly shameless and amoral – the same old routine of ruthless killing and other scummy deeds if it profits him. Just tiresome. Also devoid of any real purpose beyond chasing some vague dream of immortality, likely in utter solitude. 'I wanna see immortal sights' – that's his grand life ambition? Seriously? Guess only Chinese readers can fathom why anyone would crave immortality with zero purpose.

Too slow.

Interesting idea, bad realisation.

One of the best Chinese light novels out there. The only thing missing, in my opinion, is a bit of romance. This novel knows exactly what it is—a comedy—and doesn't pretend to be anything else. I love the protagonist; he doesn't stoop to the same shameless level as other standard xianxia characters. Just a dash of romance, and this would be the greatest novel of all time.