I’m a Tribulation Transcendence Ancestor, and You Want Me to Study Magic?

I felt a little uncomfortable. It's not that the book is bad; it's just that I haven't read many books about this kind of emotion. My usual approach is either to include a brother complex, but still within the bounds of family affection, or not to write about it at all, or ideally, to write it out completely. Now that you've written it, and written it correctly, I personally think there's no point in not writing about it or writing it poorly; there's more to it than that.

I've been reading it for a few days now, and it's pretty good. The main character's personality is well-developed, but the plot is a bit dragging. However, most online novels these days don't seem to use much brainpower, so this is still one of the better ones. I happen to have some free time during the Chinese New Year holiday, so I'm reading it to pass the time.

It's very well written! I always give a good review to people with positive values. ψ(`∇´)ψ

I finished reading it. The whole book is very lighthearted; you don't need to think too much while reading, but the plot isn't mindless. It's a bit short; you can finish it in a day or two. It's quite good, the ending is a little bittersweet, but otherwise pretty good. The only noticeable drawback is that it's a bit bland; the author doesn't seem particularly good at writing action scenes. It can also be read as a slice-of-life story; it's quite enjoyable.

The author, Akinayama, needs drivers like you.

It's alright, you don't need to think too hard to see the problem.

I really love reading this kind of novel; it really resonates with me. It's all thanks to you! It's just that the update speed is a bit slow.

The author has very positive values, writes very well, and the plot is clear and engaging.

The author has very sound values, and the ending is somewhat predictable. I hope the author gets more screen time! 😏

It looks great, keep it up!