"What is intent?"
"It is like the wings of an illusion, like feathers without end. At its utmost, intent can steal the forces of yin and yang, command change, and control life and death. It is like ascending the path that defies Heaven, transforming into all living things without delusion. All things between Heaven and Earth may be taken and changed; across the four seas and the rivers and lakes, it goes wherever it wills. Even the unpredictable trembles in fear, and all specters perish. One thought can encompass Heaven and Earth; one thought can last for eternity..."
"But if I gave you a pair of wings, would you trade them for a lifetime of being unmatched?"
The writing is good, but it feels far-fetched. The character's personality is like that of a child. This is the personality of a big man who has not grown up.
It was okay in the early stage, but terrible in the later stage. Countless holes left unfilled
The main character acts like a child, which is ridiculous
A magic book. . . . .