I'm No Saint

I just finished reading the first chapter. I'm making a promise: I happen to know a little about molecular biology, and a little about church history and medieval history. If, and I mean if, the author abandons the story, but I can still get permission, I'll continue it.

It's such a pity that such a well-written book was abandoned.

As the title suggests, after reading the comments section, I saw phrases like "as bland as water" countless times... Hmm, that makes sense, it really does. In reality, I was too focused on the logic of the setting, integrating Gaia theory, the law of entropy increase, evolution, and some basic physics. I was so busy refining the setting that I didn't put enough effort into the characters and plot.

Hmm, the title of this book deterred me from clicking on it three times. I only started reading it after running out of other things to read, and then I found it to be really well-written.

Ertu, I feel that so far, your writing has been consistently excellent, but it lacks a certain appeal, you know? When I was reading Lord of Mysteries, I clearly felt that its mechanics were captivating. I don't know if it's because I played The Witcher 3. Your writing is really good, but it needs something more engaging.

This book is really good, how come so few people are reading it? 😰

I always thought Bei Ji had stopped writing, but I didn't expect you to come to Qidian. I'll still support you though. Bei Ji's books on Qidian are all very good; I'm completely hooked, so this book definitely won't be bad. I believe in him! (Or her?)

Being a librarian is a good job (seriously).

I wonder what will happen next in the story?

I remember there used to be a rule that allowed an extra chapter for multiple hall masters. Is that still in effect?