Are You Crazy? The Green Snake at the Bottom of the Well Became a True Dragon

The book is good. It's just that the AI ​​element is so overpowering, it's making me uncomfortable 😭 It's not the kind of writing that's obviously AI at first glance. But you can always see the traces in the details, and it keeps pulling me out of the story, reminding me of those overused AI memes on TikTok. I'm really at a loss, so I'll give it four stars. Good luck, author!

It's pretty good, but it always feels like a short drama with lots of "rules" throughout. Is it because the Dragon King's rules don't cause heartache? Ahem, mainly because those short drama memes are so popular online lately, like "Rules are only stable when they're set" and "I trust you to handle things," etc. Hahahaha, it's making me lose immersion in the story!

It's a good read. I like novels that don't involve mindless devouring and evolution but rather orthodox incense-burning, divine cultivation. The protagonist has a positive outlook and is selective in granting wishes to believers, without blindly fulfilling desires. It follows the righteous path.

It's alright. There's no romantic subplot, but it's a little frustrating at times. It feels like there's no real punishment for being offended, but even righteous gods wouldn't kill people so easily, so severe punishment doesn't seem necessary. The progression from Foundation Establishment to Golden Core is a bit slow. It doesn't have too many clichéd plot points, but otherwise it's pretty good. So far, it's watchable.

It's alright. The core message of the book is that once the rules are established, you won't get stressed. It has a bit of an AI short drama feel to it. You might not notice it when reading the book, but when I listened to the audiobook, I felt like I wasn't listening to a book, but rather an AI animated drama.

It's a good read. The author's clever little touches throughout the story are quite nice. At first, I thought it was set in ancient times, but it turns out it's in modern times. It's a story about the revival of spiritual energy, but the writing is very gentle (I personally prefer this kind of understated style).

The subject matter is good, but the excessive use of AI made it too stressful to read. I'm giving the author four stars to encourage them.

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It's well-written, but the dialogue, especially the protagonist's, conveys a strong sense of fear—a fear of breaking the rules, a fear that only by establishing the rules can one go far. This dialogue feels familiar. It's a bit funny.

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