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It's handwritten, not AI-generated, and this book is readable. The plot flows smoothly; it's a standard "cool" novel! The only downside is that the overpowered abilities feel a bit excessive, but that's not a flaw. After all, it's a "cool" novel, so excessive power is acceptable; otherwise, how could it be enjoyable?

The premise is good, but the writing... The action wasn't intense enough. The parts about the protagonist's relationships with his parents and his encounter with Liu Shishi felt a bit... Well, overall it's just average. The only downside is that I personally like the premise.

The plot is well arranged.

It's good, I hope it won't be abandoned.

It's good-looking, and it's the kind of subject I like.

They used a picture of Dudu as their homepage, but Dudu wasn't actually there.

Yes, hand-made is definitely better than AI. Hopefully, this will continue.

It's well-written, but very slow; the author's writing is too short. I really miss the old days when there were 10 chapters a day, or at least 3 to 5. Now, one or two chapters are like squeezing toothpaste—it's too slow, and we'll lose a lot of readers.

The setup before the college entrance exam felt a bit too long and bland, but the pacing improved a lot later on.