The Arcane Path

Arcanists turned into bird gods! Are gods just experimental subjects?

The fundamental quality of a good book is that it lacks a systematic approach.

Why would an arcanist want to become a god? Are you kidding me?

The writing is pretty good, but it got a bit boring when I got to the part where he "ignited the divine fire and became the god above gods." The ending was spoiled, so it wasn't interesting. The fun was in exploring the unknown with the protagonist!

I dropped it after chapter 15. Why would he inexplicably use his own life to save someone else? The protagonist is such a saint, I'm giving up.

Aren't arcanists most contemptible of gods? Isn't their greatest dream to drive a floating city into the divine realm and confront the gods?

Just change the name of the protagonist's bloodline, it's so damn tacky, "Dragon Bloodline"... Oh my god.

Seeing the protagonist's dragon bloodline in the first two chapters, I could already guess the outline. His second skill will definitely be cloud soaring, followed by rainmaking. Then, there might be a dragon-human form reminiscent of the Dragon King in Journey to the West. The protagonist's bloodline will definitely evolve later, transforming him into a dragon.

The 88th card was abandoned. Gone

Why do you get two attribute points to upgrade from level one to level two, but only one attribute point to upgrade from level two to level three?