The Great Thief of the Movie World

I'm having a reading slump, any recommendations?

So far, the only decent novel I've read is *Lord of Mysteries*. Both the protagonist and the antagonist are incredibly intelligent, and in over a thousand chapters, the protagonist never has any romantic relationships with any woman. The plot is clear and the details are nuanced.

I suggest the protagonist go to the British fantasy film "The Magic Teacher" and steal the magical hourglass from the Galactic Civilization. The magical hourglass in the hands of the Galactic Civilization Alliance grants the movie's protagonist, a bumbling British teacher, the bizarre ability to make his wishes come true, his words conjure up all sorts of magical phenomena.

Why do authors always pretend to be righteous and write overly kind characters? When the protagonist can't swim to save someone, instead of regretting it or pushing away the female celebrity, he's willing to die to save her. It's outrageous! They don't treat the protagonist like a human being at all. The protagonist is human too!

This book is best skimmed. Don't read it too closely, or you'll find the protagonist's brain has been kicked by the author. Almost everyone's IQ is ridiculously low. It feels like the author was possessed by a high school freshman while writing the book.

This book has its flaws. The protagonist is a seed-sowing machine, sowing seeds everywhere. The events are handled very abruptly, giving you a sense of bewilderment. He leaves his mark in every world, exhibiting a typical loser mentality. Old-school readers should probably avoid it; it'll annoy you.

This is too much, I can't stand it. The protagonist seems incredibly stupid. He's clearly just attracted to the woman's looks, yet he insists on being melodramatic and talking about arranged marriages. That's bad enough, but after getting married, the female lead in the first volume is probably still a minor, and they throw in such a cliché plot of pregnancy and difficult childbirth?

The beginning is so toxic, how can you guys keep watching?

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Putting everything else aside, the author's skill in padding the word count is truly impressive. Every chapter includes a long so-called "thank you" paragraph, each over 200 words long. With 2148 chapters, that's roughly 420,000 words of padding. At 5 points per thousand words, those 420,000 words cost an extra 21 yuan. Clever trick, impressive.