Could It Be That I'm the Real Jiahao?

#(You know what I mean) Is the author completely unconcerned about expanding their writing scope? They've been using this same old formula of violence, terror, and mind-numbing torture for years, writing so many books, and the results clearly show nobody's buying it. Why don't they try a different approach?

The comments section is really annoying. I'm just a passerby and I got dragged into this and insulted. #(Sweat) Who is the author? Is he famous? Do we really have to know? Just because we don't know who the author is, we're asking to be attacked. #(Sweat) It's unbelievable how netizens these days love to make sweeping generalizations.

Personally, I think the most enjoyable part of the story was the one with a different art style, where the protagonist transmigrates and forms a small fighting gang to become a hardcore mercenary, killing and fighting, but hasn't yet broken through the current impasse. It had the feel of an isekai adventure, a fresh perspective, and a powerful protagonist who was strong but not invincible, creating anticipation for growth and map expansion. Later on, the protagonist either became invincible too quickly or the world-building was too small. Perhaps the author should try slowing down the plot, starting with small characters and gradually expanding the world, diversifying and broadening the world map, and adjusting the power scaling of the characters?

It feels like unfair competition from other authors, since some of the negative reviews seem ridiculously idiotic. So don't worry about it, just forget about it.

When I was little, in the forest... I caught goblins and ate them #(evil grin)

I am a level 91 wizard. If you can't complete 20 chapters a day, you will be transformed into a male-female character and teleported to the Tentacle Monster's Lair.

I've discovered this author is toxic. I've read several of his books, and while they seem to be marked as completed, they're practically unfinished. The endings are rushed through, and then the epilogues pick up where the ending left off. But the epilogues are always only half-finished, or even just a little bit before being abandoned. That's ridiculous! Why not end it properly, or at least give it an open ending? Why stop halfway through? It's like abandoning the story altogether. #(Angry)

Where is Jiahao? He's got a lot of tired jokes, but he doesn't seem to realize how awkward he is.

To be fair, the silver dragon in the description is actually behaving normally; after all, metal dragons like gold and silver dragons often transform into humans to punish evil and promote good in the mortal world.

I'm tired of it. It was quite appealing at first, a good way to relieve stress, but now these past few books have all been the same. I'm giving up, guys.