The Book Supplier

To be honest, the book's concept is really brilliant, very good. The problem is, firstly, the protagonist is already invincible. At least that's how it is in the bookstore. Secondly, it feels like the protagonist can't be controlled or managed. To put it jokingly, if I were the top power in the book, all those who supposedly read the scrolls would be completely monopolized.

The subject matter is good, and it has the same potential as the black technology of Internet cafes, but the author's good hand is poor. The first poisonous point is to create your own original work. You have all the resources of the earth behind you to create original works. There are few books that can be copied in the early stage. Can't you copy it? Can't you copy it through the system?

It's great that you have the authority to ban people, but I don't deny your achievements. Updating ten chapters is indeed very good; it's the result of your hard work. However, look at the comments yourself. Who said it wasn't filler? Authors who say "I don't like it, I'll leave" are unethical. They don't admit their mistakes and don't accept criticism.

Anyone who can read more than a few chapters of this book is a person who is particularly resistant to drugs.

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First-rate idea, third-rate plot arrangement, and ninth-rate writing style.

I couldn't take it anymore after three chapters. Being unable to move the millstone is one thing, but your book actually got stolen? Taken out of the bookstore? And the thief actually returned it? That's outrageous! One spirit crystal per hour? Are you sure that's not expensive? Or is it the same as our currency, one dollar? The protagonist is completely powerless; how can he possibly protect this bookstore?

The protagonist is just a loser, with absolutely no class.

I've read 90 chapters. This protagonist is just unbelievable. Even the female dragon employee in the bookstore can bully the manager at will, and he has all that cultivation but no martial arts skills. He doesn't even bother to learn any. This book is infuriating; I should quit. I'm abandoning it.

It's finished. The reason this book fell apart was because the hierarchy was imprecise and seriously illogical! The beginning was okay, but even though it's a high-quality book, the later parts felt very weak. Also, writing the protagonist's continent as a separate book with all the characters pre-arranged was the biggest flaw! The authors were even worse; I remember stopping reading as soon as I saw the continent's book spirit appear.