How to Build a University

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Completed Sahua [Sahua], a Western fantasy book that I liked very much. Thank you to the author for bringing this story.

I felt it was a bit unfinished (◎_◎;). It felt like it ended hastily without explaining anything clearly. It made me feel breathless. There was no clear explanation as to whether there was any problem with Teacher Andy. The armored troops who went to deal with the mutated village of the Lady of Justice were not clearly made clear. The Heavenly City was not made clear either. . The protagonist and the student encounter accidental characters several times but it does not affect the incident at all, so why explain this? Leaving so many hooks, I thought it was foreshadowing. I thought the protagonist would intervene and solve it perfectly in the end. But what happened? Nothing has been resolved at all. I feel that the later chapters are not as good as the early ones and are not worth ordering. I don't even need to read the extras. The ending of the Little Daisy Café organization mentioned in the main text is not explained at all, and the story of Poseidon Pope and the traitor is not clearly explained. . . Not worth booking in full, the story is not told clearly and the ending is not satisfactory.

After reading it, I still have some doubts about the basic settings. From the article, I feel that the probability of ordinary people encountering mysterious events is quite high, but if ordinary people don't know anything about it, don't they mean they are lambs to be slaughtered? If it's because knowledge creates a connection, then why does the academy run by the protagonist recruit students from ordinary people (aside from the extremely high inspiration value). Moreover, the parents of the students also know about it, and they have a connection but are powerless to do so.

There is nothing wrong with this novel except that it is too short. I actually read the first chapter and quit it many times before. By the way, when will the author publish a new book? I can't wait to read the second one.

[Cat's Claw] I've finished reading it [Spread Flowers] I rarely read Western fantasy novels. Although this one has some flaws, I really like it. Unfortunately, it's a bit short and not enough to read. Www (I would also like to ask, when will President Sellers send me the notice from Clara University 🤩)

Finished spreading flowers! I really like the world view of this book. There are only more than two hundred chapters, which is still too short to read. Whether it is the turmoil of a thousand years ago or the current university life, I feel that there is still a lot to write about. I want to read about other members of the Seven Virtues Sword, the red-haired sister of the Silent Knights who appeared in the God War, and the Temple Armor Corps... Although there are a lot of typos and sentences. It was a little rushed when it was about to end, but the flaws are not hidden, especially the portrayal of many students. I like everyone, including Will and Tiffany, whose stories are relatively complete. There are also mysterious witches with black runes on their tongues, Emera, etc. Boss, let's write a unit drama. I want to see everyone practice fighting monsters together in society. Finally, where is my Clara University admission letter 😭

When will my wife publish a new article? 😭

I have read N, and I come back every time I want to read Western fantasy. Nowadays, many Western fantasies are defined as genre, or they are written as Western fantasy and read as Japanese light novels. This worldview that combines the setting of Middle-earth DND with HP and Gram flavor is really delicious... Please, please come back and write articles. I am also willing to update weekly...

I still feel that there are a bit few stories about students 🥺