Conquering Another World from Scratch

There seems to be no book review, so I will write the first one. Judging from the writing style and background setting of the novel, the author has put his heart into it. I originally thought I could keep watching like this, but when I saw the protagonist's soul trauma recover and suddenly gain strength, I seemed to forget about it. He gets angry with children, always feels good about himself, claims to surprise all those who look down on him, feels like he is a dragon and should soar to the nine heavens, etc. It is a bit embarrassing and very annoying. After all, this is a time-traveling magician, and he has lived in two lives. How can he develop steadily in the face of adversity? A wise adult should know what he should do. In addition, there are two problems with the chapter names. One is that there is no chapter number, and the other is that there is no focus. After being shocked by the protagonist's many acts of subduing his wits, I wanted to struggle a little and see if there was anything else in the catalog that could catch my attention. But unfortunately, at least in the last few dozen chapters, there was nothing catchy. So, here to leave a review, just as a rough suggestion and feedback. Writing a novel is not easy, so I give it a four-star rating.