I was really annoyed that I didn't see Feng Li's ending. He wasn't included much even though he was originally the main ML. He was sort of cut out of the picture by MC, because he disgusted MC and reminded him of his messed up nanny.

Not to mention some of the other characters not getting any ending summary that felt complete. Although, the extra is an extra, I would have liked to see further in the future. I mean MC and ML can live for a long long time, and we only got to see Chi You proposing to MC in the last chapter. (⁠〒⁠﹏⁠〒⁠)

I could have also done without Qi Ye's ending extra. It made me so sad that he was screwed over from beginning to end of the story. On the one hand it's something that might have been perceived as realistic, if not for the fact that he ruins his entire life continuously. Let's be honest, who'd continue to pay a debt that isn't theirs so righteously and s*upidly. I feel like there should have been a end to it at some point and the debt he'd have realised that he needed to pay for, really shouldn't have costed that much more than everything he as the direct family heir held. They were one of the six famous families, I find it hard to believe that the treasures in their house amounted to so little.

Cute when they played a guessing game on who the ML is hidden amongst the side characters.

When Dead Ghost (死鬼 which is also a way to curse at someone btw) died!!

did the 'predestined man' know they were in a novel setting? How did he know to pull MC in from another world? How did he even accomplish that? Just random insert of him rubbing off the mole? Is this a translation issue?

ML would find out that it's a novel setting and that MC liked ML when he read the novel—and the subsequent hehe fluffy parts.

He doesn't end up destroying the world because of the MC. But that's not because the MC fundamentally changed who he is. He leaves the world alone because he knows this is the way the MC likes it, and he loves the MC. So yes, he learns to love in end. But all of his positive emotions are reserved for the MC and the MC alone. He still gives 0 shits about the rest of humanity.

Example: The MC earring which led him to go inside or see into other's soul, if someone were to touch it. Because early on MC's soul was tied to his body with a chain, that's supposedly would prevent the MC soul from being controlled, leave the body, or tampered with. This earring contradicts with the chains function, and MC isn't supposed to be able to use the earring.

It was not unlucky that Jiang Luo and Qi Ye met the spider man that the tournament authorities had failed to spot during their inspection of Hu Bu village, but it was very unlucky.

Jiang Luo, sleepy-eyed, struggled to pull himself together, " Yun Nan Temple? Which temple?"

Ge Zhu said, "The Golden Rash Temple."

Jiang Luo subconsciously looked at Ge Zhu, a former Buddhist son who had turned from Buddhism to Buddhism, and now he was going to a Buddhist monastery, wouldn't Ge Zhu have mixed feelings?

I feel like this novel would have been more memorable if one of the MC's friends actually died. None of them did although they were all quite weak. Only Teng Bi, one of the ML's subordinates, died and was then resurrected.

ML had MC killed 17/18 times, it's no wonder he hates ML to the core (worth to note that each time is torturous as hell