First-Rate Divine Power

It's ridiculous. He got tricked by a county magistrate as soon as he came down the mountain, and he even enjoyed it. It's despicable.

I just passed by and will leave a review next time.

Well, to be honest, my sophistication has dropped a lot lately.

It's almost July, and you still haven't updated your other book. You promised to finish it this month!

It's alright. 🌹🌹

They can't even fake being pretentious. It's such an outdated trick, always looking like someone is forced or compelled to put on airs. It's so painful to watch.

This formulaic writing style is no longer useful. Ten years ago, you could use it to impress people; now, you'd run away at the sight of it.

I don't understand why almost all novels these days have protagonists who enter the arena at a low level and then get used as pawns. It's boring, I'm leaving.

The author believes that cultivating the spirit can bypass the paths of deities and immortals, instead choosing the path of the mind. This path, seemingly governed by rules, appears superior to the primordial spirit and divine path. Firstly, the immortal primordial spirit requires energy replenishment, and the divine path is easily destroyed by changes in rules.

On our first meeting, he said something like, "I'll make you a promise in exchange for this." "This is completely out of the blue. Is he crazy?"... Suddenly, I felt a wave of childish chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur) washing over me.