I knew that this book had gotten a little too long, and problems were bound to arise.
I really hadn't replied to many comments, but I had seen them all.
So I opened a chapter to explain things and give a unified response.
A: Aren't this book's settings too similar to those of Certain Paradise next door? How is that any different from copying?
Xianyu: Please remove the words "aren't they." I did indeed borrow a great many settings, because I'm also a fan of that book. There's no need to wonder about it anymore—I borrowed a great many settings.
I did borrow the settings, but only the settings.
B: Why set it at Rank 7? Certain Paradise next door doesn't even have that. You can't even copy properly?
Xianyu: I wanted to replicate it word for word too, but the platform wouldn't allow it.
Besides, this book was never said to be a derivative work of Certain Paradise next door. There were bound to be differences.
I also suggest you go fight the people above. Whoever wins can decide the tag.
AA: The power increases feel no different from no increase at all. You talk about huge improvements, yet every time the protagonist ends up in a brutal fight? It's frustrating as hell.
Xianyu: Even though this book has already reached more than 1,500 chapters, I still have to say this: this isn't a pure power-fantasy novel. There's no one-click leveling followed by mindless slaughter.
If that's what you want, then you picked the wrong book.
Personally, I feel that the protagonist has truly suffered setbacks very few times.
And I think that to highlight how powerful the strong are, you don't necessarily need overwhelming domination. Showing the strength of those who lose is also a way.
BB: Why