I Failed the Art School Exam, and Now I’m Starting Season 3!

With the start of Season 3, the Japanese server will be the first to permanently shut down.

Seeing that the protagonist is of Chinese descent, I knew it was time to condemn him. Since you're a leader in Germany, you should be working for the benefit of the German people, not using a Chinese name to fawn over the East. That's just being a traitor and spy. In my opinion, the protagonist should be a pure German; even an English name doesn't need to include any Chinese ancestry.

Author, your earlier writing was quite good, but towards the end, it increasingly felt like a tool for China. You, a German leader and the big boss of the European Union, are constantly helping China establish the Asian Union, which I find utterly baffling. If you had simply let China handle things on its own, it would have been fine; we'd have found it very satisfying.

What was the idea behind having a Chinese-German president who was white?

To be honest, you might as well just transmigrate into being a German. Being of Chinese descent doesn't add any appeal to your book; on the contrary, it's an obstacle on your campaign trail.

I specifically paid to read this book just to see the scene of Qing Xiao's daily life... Perfect!!!

What a shocking opening! A pure-blooded Chinese with yellow skin is preaching nationalism—a ideology only a single ethnic group can employ—to a bunch of white Germans in a beer hall, while a foreigner keeps spouting off about the Germanic race. This is utter clown behavior; it will become a political laughingstock. A nation is defined by its own race and culture!

All I know is that the Japanese possess nuclear weapons, and their first target would be China, not Germany. Because if the Japanese dare to threaten China with nuclear weapons, would China dare to wage a nuclear war against them?

I don't know if it's my problem, but I can't find a single novel to read on Feilu now?

The beginning seemed well-written, with a German premise, incestuous relationships, and a cold, aloof goddess, creating high expectations. However, around chapter 80, the original female lead disappeared, becoming an intangible AI. The protagonist became a ruthless machine praising China, spending every other chapter praising China, and many things even exceeded the male lead's expectations. It lost all its prestige and could only hope for a positive outcome.