Location-Based Treasure-Hunting System

I can't stand it! Someone who doesn't even recognize Chinese medicinal herbs digs them up, boils them, and claims they taste amazing! That's ridiculous...

The idea is good, it's what I like, but the main character seems too silly.

The protagonist's cheat ability is good, and the story is decent, but the rescue scenes feel like they're just creating unnecessary trouble for the protagonist and are a bit mindless. The setup for later events also feels a bit jarring. That's my personal opinion.

The chapters were so disjointed, it was giving me a headache.

This book is garbage, incomplete, with disjointed chapters and incoherent paragraphs.

Ancient works; all using the same tired, overused tropes of showing off and getting slapped in the face; wearing a school uniform all the time; no wonder they don't respect you.

I read the first chapter and thought it seemed okay, so I was about to continue reading when the second chapter disappeared? Are you kidding me? If it's already so badly defeated at the beginning, is there any point in reading the rest?

The book's concept is good, but the version I read on Qidian was pirated and had chapter skipping. However, at crucial moments, certain chapters would disappear, making the narrative disjointed. I dropped it after reading up to chapter seven and seeing too many missing chapters in the table of contents.

The main character is only slightly better than Nobita from Doraemon.

After reading a dozen pages, I feel the writing is too disorganized. There's no careful logic, it's all jumbled up. Killing someone for a medicine that's over 100 years old is too outrageous.