The Sorcerer's Whisper

I discovered that chapters 200 to 210 of this book are exactly the same as chapters 225 to 235 of The Immortal Wizard; only the names of the main and supporting characters have changed.

This is a Mary Sue story; the protagonist, Allen, is only overflowing with sympathy and probably doesn't even know what his family does.

I originally posted a long thread but couldn't post it. I just wanted to say that I personally feel the book title doesn't do justice to the book. If it weren't for the strong recommendations in book reviews and my extreme reading slump, this title and synopsis would only elicit a "see recommendation, oh, click to enter, top right corner" response.

The setting of this book is exactly the same as that of The Alchemist, the protagonist's Devouring Blade in the early stages is also the same, and they both use the aura of death to meditate. However, The Alchemist was published in 2014, so it is obvious that this book is full of plagiarism.

The protagonist has no class at all.

In one episode of Detective Conan, the older brother commits murder and frames his younger brother, making the younger brother believe he was the killer. The older brother then hides his younger brother in the ceiling of their house and has his younger brother, who is a good writer, write for him. However, they haven't contacted the outside world for many years and haven't gone out, resulting in the younger brother writing books based on outdated plots from ten years ago.

The data is extremely chaotic, and the author keeps contradicting himself. One chapter says his physique has reached 4, but the next chapter it's 3.5. Other stats also fluctuate constantly, sometimes high, sometimes low, making it very difficult to read.

The moment I saw the four-character mantra "All Heavens and Myriad Realms," I knew I was close to becoming a novice. For those who just pile up words, not writing these four characters is considered beneath them.

Many people don't have a deep understanding of the bloodlines mentioned in the text. Mythical creatures are not necessarily long-lived; some simply possess great strength.

Why does it feel like the chapters don't connect well? It's disjointed.