"Hah, it seems you really look down on Ye Fan's life." The Glasses Man seemed somewhat displeased.
"In short, Ye Fan's experiences really weren't very likable. When he was weak, he relied entirely on the protection of powerful figures. After he grew stronger, aside from eating people at irregular intervals, he was no different from the Supremes lurking in the Forbidden Zone of Life." The Clerk said.
"Does he have to suffer to be likable?" The Glasses Man was somewhat displeased.
"It's not that he had to suffer. It's that Ye Fan's experiences were extremely similar to those of the big shots who relied on resources to ascend. Setting aside his protagonist status, ordinary people simply couldn't empathize with him. Take his physique first—the Barren Ancient Sacred Body was one of the top physiques in the world. Then there were his cultivation resources. It was practically as if senior experts had lined up to feed him. The name Shrouding the Heavens was truly apt." The Clerk said.
"Oh? What do you mean?" The Glasses Man seemed rather curious.
"His success represented the success of a small group, directly blocking the heavens of the billions of ordinary lifeforms in the universe. They could no longer see any hope of becoming Emperors." The Clerk said.
"Nonsense. Ye Fan wasn't that kind of person. He protected all living beings in the Heavenly Court." The Glasses Man seemed to have been enraged.
"Why are you getting so worked up? Why are you shouting at me? Whether Ye Fan succeeded or not, what does it have to do with you?" Only then did the Clerk turn to look at the Glasses Man.
Afterward, he seemed to realize that the other man was a customer, and hurriedly put on a smile as he asked, "What would