The story begins with the MC being "reincarnated" into an alternate world with the same name. He's given the Hatred System, which allows him to gain power by harnessing others' hatred. Because of this, he's constantly courting death, which becomes the core theme of the story.

The world-building is somewhat expansive. The MC's starting point is a small, remote corner of the universe. Step by step, he progresses from his hometown, Yanhuang World, to Yanhuang University, the Cloud Realm, and beyond. Little does he know, these places are just tiny pieces of a much larger universe. The progression includes locations like:

• • Yanhuang World
    Milky Way Galaxy

    Starfield

    Northern Universe

    Modern World Universe

• • Other universes include the Infernal (Hell) Universe, Radiant Universe, Abyss Universe, Evil God Universe, and Immortal Universe (which once waged war with Hell).

Romance-wise, the MC spends most of his time flirting and building a harem, but nothing serious happens until the story abruptly reveals at the end that all his wives are pregnant with superpowered children. Occasionally, the author includes side stories about his wives powering up to match the MC's strength.

Cultivation levels are detailed in the fandom wiki: link here.

Translation quality: It's readable but requires activating your "Great Dao of Comprehension" to fully understand. It's somewhere between MTL and human-corrected text.

Fleeting Thoughts:

• • The MC actually kills his enemies. Sometimes, he lets them go just to attract more hatred, which is both good and bad. You're left wondering when he'll finally face someone he can't handle, but the author never goes there.

• • The author occasionally introduces interesting characters but never mentions them again
    like the evil demon sealed on Yanhuang Planet.

• • Most villains seem like they're created just to be slapped by the MC. He always wins, making some arcs feel repetitive. I often find myself skimming these parts.

• • NPCs talk a lot. If you cut out their tr*sh-talking about the MC, you'd probably halve the chapter count. That said, some of their dialogue is funny, which balances things out.

• • All characters are pretty one-dimensional. They're either greedy, hate the MC, or become his friends and are later forgotten
    except for filling in background details.

• • No "normal" waifus here
    just tsunderes who hate the MC at first.

• • My favorite moments? Whenever the MC finds a treasure, someone always shows up to claim it, courting death in the process.

• • Most hated race? The Angels. Period.

• • Biggest question? Who is "Lord"? Answer: the dominator god and leader of the Radiant/Light Universe.

• • The system becomes less relevant in the later arcs, serving only as plot armor toward the end.

• • Many arcs follow a repetitive pattern, but that's part of the novel's charm
    it's like junk food for your brain.

• • There are plot holes, but the non-stop power-ups and epic fights keep you from overthinking them. My brain automatically disables its "deep-thinking" mode while reading.

• • The ending is
    meh. It's like watching a documentary on pyramid construction, where s*aves carry massive stones under brutal conditions, only for aliens to swoop in and finish the pyramid in a day. Abrupt, but at least the major loose ends are tied up.

• • The author hints at broader realms beyond the Creator God but doesn't expand on them. The idea that universes can combine to expand power is left unexplored.

• • No explanation for the system's origin. I expected it to tie back to the primal chaos, but nope.

• • Surprisingly, the MC's ultimate path is illusion. You'd think he'd go for omnipotent destructive power, but instead, he becomes an omniscient illusionist.

• • There's more I could write, but I'll stop here
    I'm off to the next novel