Transmigrating as Ning Caichen

I'm truly fed up with this author. For a while, I was really slacking off after becoming an apprentice of Uncle Nine. I said a few words to him, and he permanently banned me. I gave him all my monthly votes. I only found out later when I was leaving comments. I wasted almost a hundred yuan and put up with his attitude.

First of all, I could tolerate some of the earlier flaws, but this one was truly unbearable. Around chapter 150, the entire family was almost killed by the imperial court, and the male protagonist arrived just in time to save them. Then, his mother went to the court to become an official, even kneeling down and saying, "This humble commoner accepts the court's appointment," while the whole family…

Having read novels for twelve years, this kind of book is rare. It's not only a bit melodramatic, but it's also full of negativity. The officialdom is illogical; the emperor is a tyrant, the generals are dim-witted, the civil officials are unintelligent, and they even target a country scholar during court sessions.

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 40-something. The widow is fine, the mother and daughter are fine. But a predetermined female lead being groped, hugged, and having her clothes torn by a drunkard, and then having to create the illusion that the protagonist is a step too late—this kind of melodramatic plot is just too toxic. A hero rescuing a damsel in distress should be enjoyable, but watching it in such a frustrating and disgusting way is just too depressing.

This is so awkward! You have to read this book without thinking, otherwise it feels really toxic. It's suitable for children aged 10-14. The more history you know, the more awkward it will be!

Honestly, a novel reflects the author's inner world. If the protagonist were truly a time traveler, he'd die in the very first chapter. This brainless character, showing off in front of his master with grand pronouncements and famous quotes, thinks he's all that, and his master takes notice?

Those who accept reading coupons are definitely not that great; the beginnings are really bad, with so many intros and flimsy details. It's a miracle they managed to write over a thousand chapters.

This author is toxic! In that book, "Apprentice to Uncle Nine," I only said one thing and he became the ruler of countless worlds, but when he arrived in the primordial world, he was just a nobody, and then he permanently banned me. That's amazing!

The "broken shoe" genre is the most damn toxic; I wonder if the author has been into broken shoes too much!

Ning Caichen doesn't even try to woo Grandma? Does that do justice to his time-traveling days?! He should at least get Xiaoqian to call him Grandpa!