Starting with the Super Soldiers

The main character's romantic storyline... Well, it felt like things were fine at the beginning when he wasn't fully recovered; he and Qi Lin were quite passionate. But after he recovered and several worlds passed—several years or even decades—he started to become somewhat indifferent and uncaring towards Qi Lin, even though it had only been a month for her, and they were still in their honeymoon phase.

I'm popping in again! I'll write more about Super God Academy...

Uh... I found it quite painful to read. It's a wish-fulfillment story, but it doesn't offer any real enjoyment; it's a romance story, but it's all muddled and confusing. Emotionally, the protagonist is just constantly courting disaster. Later, the protagonist says he's quitting, but what happens next? Apparently, Qi Lin is the core of this story's heartbreak.

Shouldn't the breakup have been Qilin's own fault? In one chapter, she said she shouldn't have thrown a tantrum! Ha! Then she blames everyone else with various excuses. Did the male lead tell Qilin everything he should have? He's still so good to Qilin even after the breakup—what, does he want to maintain a lingering connection? Besides, this is a technological world, not a cultivation world. Why do they all love writing it this way?

The protagonist travels through various worlds, becomes stronger, and then gets arrogant! He started to feel sick and afraid of dying, and was hesitant to commit to a relationship. After the illness was resolved, they immediately established a relationship (in the main world, only one night had passed).

It feels like the author has changed. The further the story progresses, the more erratic the protagonist's mindset becomes, completely losing the calm and detached feeling he had at the beginning. Around chapter 180, when someone buys his house, he actually thinks about seducing the girl—just for a few bucks? This is completely different from his earlier character development.

The story starts with a deadly twist. While Ah Xing in Kung Fu Hustle is indeed a low-level character, it's not like he'd get beaten up the first time he tried to extort money. People took pity on him and gave him money (even though the protagonist had his own ulterior motives). The second time, they inexplicably meet again, and he hurts himself to scam money.

I forced myself to read about 400 chapters, but I still couldn't continue. The romance plot is nonsensical, and many people have already complained about it. There are a lot of complaints in the middle that I can't recall right now, but in chapter 400, where exactly is the plot? His country is invaded, and he's out shopping with his angel wife.

When did the Ming Dynasty win a war and have to pay reparations? That's completely untrue, it's the world of Embroidered Spring Blade.

They're at war, on the verge of annihilation, aliens are at their doorstep, and they're still having a romance? Oh, I forgot, the protagonist is, in a way, an alien too.