I Built an Ancient Savior Organization

I first looked at the title, then the table of contents, and then a few pages of the book. I was certain it was a book about Mary, or at least leaning towards that direction! I have always believed that power is not given to the Virgin Mary, but to those who eternally pursue power. I can't watch movies with Mary Sue main characters; it makes me want to vomit.

I haven't even fully grasped my own country's history, and now you're asking me to understand the West? Some might say it's a case of closing the country off from the world, but I'm baffled. Going back from the Ming Dynasty, when did ancient my country ever need to learn from the West? I have no problem with the book being modern; we certainly need to learn a lot from the West now.

The author's writing is quite good; I was moved in several places. However, while the "everyone is a saint/father" character setting is very positive, it's unreasonable and too idealistic.

Feilu is mostly a site for mindless, wish-fulfillment novels; those who enjoy reading it but have the patience to read it are relatively few.

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Why is Western culture so prevalent? Historically, Westerners have never had the ability or strength to save the world. All that talk about King Arthur's sword? They've been bragging about it so much they've started to believe it themselves.

This is such a good book, but the comment section is a complete mess. The author writes about an international organization and gets labeled a traitor? You scumbags are the real traitors, aren't you?

It's not easy to finish a book on Feilu.

Everything else is fine, but the protagonist is too righteous, almost too much of a protagonist, and it's a bit hard to follow. Actually, the protagonist I'd like would be physically weak due to illness, and their life in reality shouldn't be so fulfilling. Even if they obtain this system and yearn for the light, it should be something like a pseudo-light.

This shows that the book is so well-written that it has become a threat to others.