Transcendent Vanguard

It's just playing a game, and now I've become a privileged user, and I'm even being forced to join an organization. That's a bit cruel!

So, only 238 students nationwide can get into universities outside the top five? And even with less popular majors, they can only get into universities in the top four or five? Does this mean the top five universities admit a total of 200 students, with each university only admitting 40 per year?

I just saw an angry comment from a reader, and I think he's absolutely right. If the author chooses to leave it unfinished, he might as well have abandoned it altogether, at least leaving us with something to look forward to, something to hope for!

I prefer the darkness at the beginning to the darkness later on.

There's a reason you can't continue writing; your logic is flawed.

... A top-tier fire-type bloodline? Are you sure it's not a physical transformation type? It's already at Rank B. Claimed to be legendary... Or...

Another act of annihilation; why don't you just kill off the protagonist?

A major flaw! The dungeon is fine, but this is a whole Eastern-themed dungeon! All those foreign names? What's the point? Just padding the word count? It's giving me a headache. I need to finish this dungeon quickly, or I might really drop the book. I'm an 11-year bookworm, not a troll. Please accept my answer.

After all, a new era is about to begin, and these unprecedented new talents with unlimited potential are very likely to become future leaders. The country has no reason not to focus on cultivating them, so it's better for them to emerge.

After reading thirty chapters, I felt there was a rather obvious problem with the story: the protagonist was portrayed not only as dark, but also bordering on chaotic and brutal... You can write a dark story, but you must never portray the protagonist in a way that makes readers feel disgusted. If you don't get this balance right, it will be really hard for most readers to keep reading.