The Sage's Infinite Journey

Congratulations to the author on getting this post published!

I searched online and found that the author's previous pen name was MyKingsKnight. Before this book, *The Sage*, there were three other books by the author, *Kylar*, but they were banned. 😥 My Sage, My Wife King Arthur, The Rebellious Sage

First, let me clarify that I've always subscribed to the entire series. Frankly, the book is getting increasingly boring. It's always the female lead waking me up to gather intelligence and overthrow the existing system. Honestly, can't they change that? Is it so hard to change the systems in each world to be the same?

After reading twenty or thirty chapters, I was surprised to find that the magicians in this book were portrayed as a group with poor academic performance, stuck in their ways, and only able to rely on their past achievements. As far as I know, magicians are a profession based on research, exploration, and creation. How could their academic performance be so poor? Perhaps due to this cognitive conflict, I suddenly found the book rather dull.

So, how did the protagonist travel through time?

Let's play a game! Input: xzdwxlt (the first letters of the Sage's Infinite Journey) Let's see what comes out. I'll go first: I'm going down the stairs now.

This book is absolutely terrible. The beginning was okay, but it went on and on with nonsensical plotting and the setting... I must have been out of my mind to have paid to read it for so long.

I suddenly remembered reading your book, "King Arthur's Wife," before.

I've noticed a strange phenomenon: my messages keep getting likes and replies, but when I open them, it says the comment is missing. The weirdest thing is that my original comment keeps getting likes and replies. Am I encountering a paranormal event?

The author's writing is quite good, but this book feels too much like a sequel. It would have been better if the author had reduced the influence of the earlier books and treated this one as a more independent work.