My Troublesome Superpower Is Sage Mode

After writing for so long, I finally have a rating! I'll give myself one too, haha! I'm really happy to see that you all enjoy reading it! As I've mentioned before, when I write, I put myself in the shoes of each character, considering how they would speak and act based on their personalities. Every plot point is carefully considered.

It's a captivating novel with a rather novel plot. If it could be adapted into a movie or novel, I hope the male lead would be Peng Yuchang (I personally like Peng Yuchang). Immersing myself in the male lead's world would create a vivid image. I've already read up to the latest chapter 51, how come it's taken less than half an hour to read?

I usually only write book reviews after I've finished reading a book and have some thoughts on it, but this book is truly, truly, truly excellent, but perhaps because not many people have rated it, its score is relatively low. I really feel that this book has a very good theme, a logical plot, and the power levels haven't fallen apart yet.

I listened to it for an hour or two every now and then, and finally caught up with the latest episode! Many people have mentioned that reading this book really feels like watching an anime or a great manga! The only downside is the emotional buildup in the early stages and the protagonist's inevitable journey to becoming stronger. This might deter some viewers unfamiliar with the series.

Currently at chapter 205, this is a supernatural urban fantasy novel with solid logic. This is the first time I've seen a novel with character designs and plot so reminiscent of an anime; it gives me a strong sense of déjà vu, which speaks volumes about the novel's quality. [Learned]

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful It gave me the feeling of reading light novels again.

Keep it up! Please don't abandon the project! Adapting the male and female leads and the handsome villain into an anime would definitely be amazing! [Please update more frequently!]

I decided to take a look at the book because its title seemed to resonate with my own writing style. I found it quite similar to mine, and basically suited my taste in every sense. The naming and referencing techniques were excellent, even 9 out of 10 (finally not just random names like ABCDEFG cities, kudos!). Some titles were instantly recognizable as references (I could play *Starfall Tales* forever!). I'm actually thinking of doing a cross-promotion, if possible.

It's really good, very funny, and some of the fight scenes are really exciting. You can never guess what kind of surprise the author will come up with next.

"Desire" is a manifestation of "self". The protagonist's ability to lose desire allows him to experience the state of "no self". "No self" can make people extremely objective, which is a very pure and sincere state. The female protagonist's ability is to arouse people's desires. "Desire" is often linked to "selfishness," and where there is "selfishness," there is "ego."