Review Detail of libgen243 in A World Worth Protecting

As someone who has read all of Er Gen's novels including this one up to the Raws (600+ chapters ) I feel that Er Gen has once more done a fantastic job. While sticking to the comedic undertone he began in I shall Seal the Heavens and executed perfectly in A Will Eternal he has even so managed to stay faithful to what worked out so well for him , Excellent World Building , A good depth in character setting and plot line and above all a brilliant execution of the Taoist Journey to Immortality What was regretful to me in his earlier work A will Eternal was a lack of seriousness in crucial periods that was so apparent in his earlier works such as The Renegade Immortal and Pursuit of the Truth (both well worth a read !) He has however managed to make up for that in this one while simultaneously ensuring that the light tone doesn't get disrupted easily. With many authors choosing the Modern Comprehension Era as a theme (such as Forty Millennia Of Cultivation) what sets Er Gen's work apart is the setting that he has painstakingly built from the ground up over four previous works and to which this one fits in without any sense of incongruity The only issue I found in the work was that compared to his earlier works character development of others apart from the MC hasn't been that great also so far the story has been really lax in its world building (Compared to Renegade Immortal at the same period of 660 chapters for example) However even then in these respects this work is far ahead of many of the others available on this site under the category of Eastern Fantasy which offer nothing bu shoddy penmanship and excessive audience appeasement under the guise of 'spicing up ' things . All in all what I would like to say if you picked this one up then Congrats you're in for one hell of a roller coaster ride ! (** As a side note I hope that the translators stay faithful to the original work. A lot of the beautiful prose gets spoilt mid translation and to excellent works like these that is no less than a crime . I certainly hope that the translators do a great job in conveying this excellent novel to the audience !)