Superpower Transmission

After reading six chapters, I feel this is really toxic. A direct descendant of a powerful family is arbitrarily suppressed by his servants, who even threaten to kill the protagonist. The master, who has the power, waits for the servants to finish their pleasure before entering the house. Who is the master here? Do you think any family or ruler would allow their servants to ride roughshod over them? Have they given their intelligence to these servants?

With a system, he claims to have profound knowledge, but every time he tries to show off, he can't win and ends up spitting blood and running away. After breaking through, he encounters the same person again, tries to show off, but still can't win and ends up spitting blood and running away. This protagonist is truly "awesome". If you keep writing this kind of story, stop writing.

Reading a book by first looking at the table of contents, then reading about things like "awe-inspiring," "greatly increased strength," "rapid progress," and "crushing"—if the first ten chapters contain similar phrases, it's definitely a poorly written, simplistic story. 🙂

The protagonist is just an incompetent, arrogant, and trouble-making idiot.

Actually, I have a question: what if I get Piggy Hero in the draw? 😂

This book is a summary of beginner-friendly novels. It basically includes all the plot elements common to beginner-friendly novels!

These kinds of novels get increasingly boring. It's one thing to transmigrate into a useless character with a cheat-like ability, but then there's always this one with only a maid by his side, and some kind of powerful physique. I lose interest right there! Later on, some sect sees him and wants to take him as a disciple, then says he's too useless and they're not a good match. And then the protagonist tells the maid, "Wait for me for many years, I'll come back for you..."

I absolutely couldn't stand it anymore. I saw a book recommended online by a self-proclaimed bookworm of over ten years, and after reading it, it was seriously addictive.

I've read dozens of chapters and then looked at the comments. They're all true; there are too many flaws to point out one by one. My four-word review is MDZZ (a vulgar expression meaning "Damn it").

This author must have a real-life grudge against someone with the same name as the protagonist, a mortal grudge at that! Otherwise, why would they torture the protagonist like this!