Urban: From the Start, I Awaken the Sun's True Fire

The story begins with rescuing someone from a strange beast, and then refusing the 100,000 yuan offered for saving someone's life. Those who like a saintly character might enjoy it, but those who don't should probably turn back.

To be honest, the author's skill level is a bit low. The plot is monotonous and stiff, and it fails to create any exciting moments. Although you can tell from the protagonist's dialogue that the author is trying to develop the characters, it still feels very stiff and lifeless.

I hate it when people keep saying how handsome the main character is. Wouldn't it be more relatable if the main character were just average-looking?

Isn't the sun's actual heat really that weak? Is the limit just the surface temperature of the sun?

The True Fire of the Sun, which only a Great Luo Golden Immortal would dare to touch, suddenly plummeted in prestige.

The teacher who came to recruit students was using a mindless, villainous trope that was utterly ridiculous.

That's incredibly clever, releasing poison right from the start. I just want to know which school's admissions officers are idiots, especially top-tier universities. **

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The protagonist is like a naive newbie, with a mental fortitude worse than the natives, constantly filled with questions.