As for the complaints other reviewers had:

This story has certain concepts at the beginning which are identical to WMW, however, many of them aren't introduced in WMW until a thousand chapters into the story... so either those will come in later chapters of the wizard world (from which both stories copied a lot) or WMW really did take a lot from this story (rather than the other way around).

Racism was mentioned in passing a couple of times but the only person that actually said something racist got immediately and horrifically dealt with by the MC. Anyway, I don't think anyone mentioned it in like a hundred chapters so it is not a major theme.

Women in this novel are really well done. They are regular cultivators jut like males. That means they are greedy, scheming and domineering. They rule empires, have their own harems and oppress those weaker then themselves. You know, how every single male and almost no female acts in all other CN stories with male MCs. It's nice to have women be people, rather than unblemished flowers.

Going to the school run by people he offended was really the only unwise thing he did, but that only lasted a few dozen chapters and then the story was back on massive robot armies fighting people. But he did need to go to some school as otherwise he would have needed to hunt and mu*der people he could barely kill with the knowledge that he would then be counterattack by people he had no chance to kill.

The racism against orientals is the only thing that doesn't really make sense. Here's what the reasoning behind the racism: "they believed that when those orientals arrived they would steal their jobs, achievements, land and the opportunities of becoming a Warlock."

Orientals arriving to their continent? The civilization in that world is recorded to be millions of years old, it's hard to believe that orientals are just arriving to the continent considering the past level of technologies.

Jobs? What jobs? Everything the warlock produces is so rare, that making money is extremely easy and the profits are unreal. Of course, the cost of the materials are also extremely high. In any case, they don't hold jobs, they're all independent businessmen.

Opportunities to become a warlock? That's a merit/luck/talent-based position regardless of how our protagonist cheated his way by drinking many elixirs. You can't just become a warlock by bribing someone.

If it was racism against other races from different planes, that would be more understandable though but I haven't really seen that yet.

Edit: Currently on around chapter 500; Racism seem to take more of a back seat and the hate generated seems to be just a mere byproduct of jealousy for the protagonist's wealth, backing (from his mechanical army), and disdain from low (er) tier relative warlock position, or from playing total war with his mechanized army.

Also a bit tiring how formulaic plot-wise it is. It has the "But our princess is in another castle!" syndrome in regards to his enemies.

Offend [GenericVillianousPerson1] with great backing of [Clan1]. Protagonist destroys [Person1], destroys [Clan1], and maybe ens*ave the leaders in [Clan1]. This in turns offends [BackerofClan1], [BackerofClan2]. Protagonists proceeds to destroys them as well, and maybe enslaving their leaders as well. Only when they offer peace treaties does he back off.

Their reasons are not as diverse. It is either for revenge, jealousy, disdain, seen as weak, politics, or he's in the way. I'm not sure if I have seen any of his enemies actually fight just to fight just yet. They all seem to be afraid of death only when their death is certain.

Edit2: Another thing I kind of get annoyed at with this is the frequency of word "peerless" in machine translations. Peerless treasure, Peerless beauty, peerless genius, peerless etc. If everything is peerless, nothing is.

The story basically tells about how our protagonist grows stronger and stronger, with no real goal but just to grow stronger cause why not.

At the end, it's like,

"he has grown strong enough and is satisfied. Lets go back to our harem and enjoy life.

100, 000 years later (literally states almost like this in the mtl),

'let's begin a new adventure.'" the end.

I give the entire story a 3/5. The beginning was the most fun, but the story lacks a lot as a whole. Like I said before, at some point, it's just becomes a continuous BECOME MY EVOLUTIONARY STEPPING STONE! A fight later, and he consumes similar or higher class entities, I GAIN MOAR POWA!, rinse, repeat.

The fights also sort of devolve as well. I expected the fights be something like "universes and planes will explode after each fight, and nothing will be left." considering how much power level is being touted around. Instead, fights with Yang Feng are resolved relatively quickly, with Yang Feng being the victor 99.99% of the time, and the planets and universes as a whole are unharmed most of the time.

No real character development for any of the girls, so they pretty much all forgettable character-wise. They are also generally not brought along on Yang Feng's adventures after he acquires them. The only one he brings are his mechanical gynoids.

While MC was in another plane, fiends and dark elves attack the place he was in and MC is stuck in a forbidden area of the dark elves. With no support from his robot army, MC is forced to run from the dark elven powerhouses who can kill him with a fart. He finds a temple, and suddenly many more powerhouses come out of the woodworks, each of whom can easily kill MC. What's worse, several strongest gods descend as well because of the inheritance inside. The temple belongs to the strongest warlock emperor, and a guardian in front kills anyone who comes close. Everyone sends MC to go and die, and you know what happens?? The guardian let's him pass simply because he's a warlock........ Oh, and then promptly kills a few gods right after. Yea that's bullsh*t alright.

There is a part that a guardian of a palace of a specialist magician, literally after almost killing the most powerful gods of that plane, kneels for the protagonist, simply because he is a magician and lets him take the palace treasures!

at the end of the novel pretty much all of the harem members that stay with him leave with him on some kind space ship he created.

I hate to say this... but please read WMW first before you read this novel, this is the main 'scifi' you want. I read all the reader complainig about (WMW have no scifi! or whatnot) and read this novel for scifi things.. its good

I alredy reached chapter 170. Ths is my review = ulter tr*sh. No story development, inconsistent ability, useless side character, and ofcourse a brainless MC. Why? its because, everytime MC search for problem and in the life and death situation, he's will always saved from plot armor. Plot hole= wow...i mean all story that have no connection with mecha, will be tr*sh. I recommend this novel to reader who love mecha and super beauty harems..

Cultivation in this world needs spiritual aptitude, time and resources. Spiritual Aptitude is impossible to increase without some 'legendary' items that everyone tries to get, no one has enough time which is why all the old strong people were asleep for a long time and resources, well this is just silly imo, MC plunders literally everything he can from everywhere by the end (literally starts attacking and devouring everyone except his 'allies and subordinates') and still massively comes up short from what he needs to jump to the next lvl, how can anyone else follow in his steps?

What was the point of making the god kingdom at Faso Plane? What was the point in the Planar Tide? What was the point in hiding Shi Xue's heritage (i mean it was obvious when king of taboo was calling MC the 'person my lord chose') What happened to the Abyss plane? What happened to the true blood plane? All the people on there?

Plenty of other races have huge battleships, cannons etc. The only thing that other races don't have are teleportation gates.