I Really Don't Want to Be a Sage

Here are 4 recommendation votes for you, Daoist Master. Could you please accept me as a minor character?

Satan, Buggy, and Usopp are worth considering.

There are so many self-proclaimed geniuses praising this kind of book...

Name: Danzo Shimura Ability: Pot King: Don't ask, just say I made it! This kind of ability allows for the collection of character cards.

The plot is too weak and drags on, with forced intellectual deflation and too few exciting moments. A perfectly good premise is artificially inflated with unnecessary limitations and restrictions, making it seem petty and self-serving. It feels like a case of trying too hard to be clever, ultimately trapping the writer. The subject matter is good, but the writing is lacking.

If you're looking for an invincible protagonist, you can look elsewhere. The main character is a complete weakling who survives entirely thanks to the author.

If this book is abandoned, I'll file a formal complaint against him for ripping people off. Like this post if you agree!

Perfect! 🤓

It looks pretty good, but every time I draw a card, there's always this problem or that problem. Although it feels like they're trying to create an element of surprise, it always feels a bit contrived. The cards I draw always seem to require some kind of combination, and then it's just a matter of imagining things until the book is finished.

It all relies on the protagonist's halo; there's no sense of a mastermind behind it all. It's all just filler from other people's imaginations. I couldn't see any intelligence in the protagonist at all. The pretentious and grandiose act is entirely due to the author; he has no ability of his own, relying entirely on the system. It's so weak.