Transformed Into a Grand Mage in Another World

The protagonist's gender and personality have changed to female—talkative, naive, and weak. Furthermore, the writing is contradictory. Earlier, when someone robs her in town, she doesn't kill them because she feels it's none of her business; later, when the same group robs her in the wilderness, she says they deserve to die and then kills them.

This is my third book, and I welcome all suggestions. The main reason I chose the transformation theme is to avoid the possibility of creating a harem. I wonder if everyone likes that?

I can't stand it anymore! 😐 The protagonist is too much of a saint, so hesitant and indecisive, and doesn't even try to change his terrible situation. His magic is draining, but he doesn't try to find the cause or how to resolve it. Because his account has a top-tier mage, he thinks he's top-tier too, and his values ​​keep being challenged without changing that. He gives away precious magical items without considering the consequences. In short, he's incredibly brainless. 😌😌

The main character is too saintly; I really dislike this character design.

After reading a few chapters, I found numerous errors. It's just another newbie who thinks they can become a literary giant and writes books to make money, without seriously scrutinizing their work; it's purely self-indulgent. A low-quality piece.

The later plot is too far-fetched. At this time, there is no gunpowder or steam engine, and suddenly they can build rockets to go into space and fight space wars. Although it is a novel, this plot is too unreliable!

The protagonist's character is too weak, and he wastes all his energy on useless trifles. The minor monsters in the city have already revealed that the magic of mages in this world is manipulated by surrounding elements, not residing within their own bodies. With a knife to his throat, the protagonist, possessing absolute power, shakes hands and makes peace.

I read it from beginning to end, and to be honest, it suited my taste perfectly. The world-building was very comprehensive, and I could understand some of the minor issues. Overall, it's a very good novel.

This era has taught me that you don't like women, but rather people who are beautiful.

The artificial eye of Shennong was identified as poisonous. The original sin is the dissatisfaction with online novels, let alone the kind where the protagonist is invincible first and then has their strength restricted in various ways; that's the worst of the worst.