Dear Song Enci, I am looking at you

It's Song Rui. I think he's quite an interesting character. He's cold, not because of his personality, but because he lacks all emotion/personality at the start. He only starts to gain anything after meeting the MC. The ML and MC work well together, both as a couple and... occupationally.

Looking at you, MC's master: Xuan Chengzi. He's blind until the very end... his sister too. So blind she thinks everything she does is right. She's not a bad person per say... she's just quite dumb, and lacks the introspective to realize what she's doing is wrong. She doesn't realize this until her end.

Everything that happens is essentially within the MC's plans. Everything he does is to avoid a future of catastrophe. MC exists so that no one in the world can become a god, as the cost for becoming one would cost too many lives and ruin the earth. For example, his sister saves a lot of people that shouldn't have been saved, as it was their time to die. She does this to accumulate merit. But by doing so, she causes a lot of damage later on, so she then accumulates sin.

Especially on how the protag will deal with the antag

when possible love interest does s*upid sh-- that causes harm to the protag and you'll just be like: this is the reason why you're not the ML

There will be a plot twist at the end...I've always thought the MC was kinda shady...

This novel actually has a lot of the same issues of MC praising/pointless details that another story I've read recently has, called "The trial game of life". The difference between these two is quite simple yet important; the MC and MLs are more interesting in Trial Game of Life, their interactions more frequent and entertaining. There are also plenty of fun action scenes in Trial Game (even when there are also too many side characters and pointless details), whereas this story has just about 0% action and is all pointless detail. The most thrilling action scene I recall so far is when the MC used an umbrella to block rotten eggs that a crowd threw at him. I could barely read 70 chs of this story but could easily read 70 of Trial Game, despite still being a bit bored near the end.

to prevent people with power to become God. As for why, that would be another spoiler so you have to read it yourself.

So for the first half of the story you are left wondering, well who is the ML? And around chapter 100 it slaps you in the face like a ton of bricks. Why? Well because one of the characters earlier on in the story suddenly (and I mean abruptly) becomes so much more active in the story. After that the MC randomly seems much weaker, why? because the ML starts to get the BL novel 'ML' treatment, you know where he is completely 'overpowered' compared to every other character in the story? yeah. It's so jarring because of how seemingly... irrelevant the ML was earlier on, then suddenly out of nowhere he's a businessman, lawyer, investor, teacher, and influential in EVERY circle. This is on top of his actual profession, which I can't say or I'll spoil. I'd love to know when he had time to learn all of these to the extent of being the "Best" in every field while also having family issues. Meanwhile the MC randomly starts being less 'OP', and of course starts relying on the ML more, and more. It gets really bad in a couple parts where the MC acts completely out of character, and suddenly doesn't know things that he definitely knew before. It's like the author suddenly realized "oh yeah I need a ML in this story, uhhhhh I pick you!", and rolled with it, then weakened the MC to make the ML look better.

It's ridiculous how ugly human nature is in this story! Damn... the other people who are causing issues can really make you sick to the stomach - specially those causing crimes! Wow... including a disgusting pe*ophile, disgusting selfishness when faced with money, serial killers chopping people up for fun... Plus plenty of supernatual stuff too but that's honestly not even the sickening part - it's the human heart that's as black as coal that real spoils your trust in humanity!

There was a situation like this. The situation was basically that. The life of the r*pe victim or the lives of children who will suffer at the hands of a pe*ophile.

"When we tell them to hide their wound after they've been hurt, they will start to think that it is a shameful and wrong thing, after which they may develop an inferior and cowardly personality. If we tell them not to resist, to wait for us to come and save them, then that child will always remain weak, and will even lose the ability to protect themselves. But for how long will we be able to protect them?"

After pausing for a moment, Fan Jialuo enunciated word by word, "Our emotions and consciousness can penetrate and affect all tangible and intangible things. In other words, so long as we desire, we have the ability to change the world." -Reading this, the first thing that came to my mind, "Your ability is limitless. As long as you strive, it will come true."

And it reminds me of Neville Goddard's quote, "I AM wealthy, poor, healthy, sick, free, confined were first of all impressions or conditions felt before they became visible expressions. Your world is your consciousness objectified. Waste no time trying to change the outside; change the within or the impression; and the without or expression will take care of itself. When the truth of this statement dawns upon you, you will know that you have found the lost word or the key to every door. I AM (your consciousness) is the magical lost word which was made flesh in the likeness of that which you are conscious of being."

domestic violence, s*xual assault, child ab*se, mu*der, p*dophilia etc etc etc

The bit that just made me completely give up on this book is when the MC was accused of mu*dering someone and they had it on camera. At this point, a lot of people know about the powers some people have that can basically distort reality.

Song Rui, my boy!!!