Achieves lots of feats, like creating new races, killing unkillable enemies, a new dao system, creating the heavenly dao, etc.

Some things I dont particularly like about this story is the fact that the ending was so abrupt. There was potential to flesh out the characters and really make them stand out from each other but nope. Ended with a, "and finally this happened"

Disappointed but then again the middle section of the novel felt like author was losing motivation and wrote to just write. They started getting lazy on the dialogue, putting massive time skips every chapter, and making MC's disciples the one to drive the plot forward instead of MC himself.

The plot is generic, a f*ckton of faceslaps here and there with misunderstandings. Characters appearing every now and then eventually fading into irrelevance. Mc's own disciples and subordinates feel like every other character, flat with no distinct personality. Even the ones that did eventually faded into the background and became flat as well (Mo tu, Ji, Chu E, etc.). Honestly, the only difference I see in this novel to every other op protagonist novel is the fact that MC has no other motivation to get stronger other than the possibility that his lies will be exposed.

Also no romance but there is a one sided love between Mc's maidservant and him. I dont really think this will affect your reading experience though because it's only mentioned a couple times in the last few hundred chapters.

The few things I feel that this novel had done well with were the misunderstandings and face slaps. The misunderstandings didn't feel very forced because MC had equipment that were realms stronger than his actual strength that could be used to prove his claims. I emphasize could because he also could have been easily fact checked if they (anyone other than Mc) just asked around or explored a bit more. The face slaps were quite entertaining. I guess one of the reasons why is because I personally enjoy them a lot and because it's done in such an absurd and cheeky manner that it makes them almost hilarious to watch.

MC feels a bit mysterious, even to me, a reader. We dont know anything of his previous life nor do we know where the system comes from or even why he even transmigrated. We get absolutely no glipse into his past life, no name, no family, no reason how he transmigrated, no nothing. The only reason I even remember that he's a transmigrator is because he mentioned that Miss Hei would put capitalists to shame with her brutality. He feels more like a person with knowledge of earth rather than a person from earth. As for the system, it feels too mysterious. It just suddenly popped up and made him super Op (without consent). Then, by the end of the novel MC just suddenly becomes system's master??? Why?