The Age of Saints Across the Globe

Is the author a newbie? Leaving aside the plot, the pacing seems weak; the author omits essential details and crams excessively with unnecessary passages.

Some who follow the trend get the lion's share, some get the soup, and some can only lick the bottom of the pot. This theme has been around for so long, it's been written to death. Writing about it now is like picking up a third-hand inflatable doll. If you ask me, I should just subvert the formula. Everyone's writing about gods and saints, so how about I write about slaves? In a global slavery era, all Earthlings have become slaves, and the protagonist stands out.

The writing is really terrible, but the logic is exactly as I thought it would be. I finished reading the 200 chapters I subscribed to and left. I had nothing to read in my book drought. The premise is good, but I can't stand it. I suggest revising the small details and the parts marked with an "X" in the beginning.

1. This book distorts its original setting! I won't go into details; there are plenty of answers in the comments section. 2. This book has a good premise; it's set in a world where humans walk the path of sages. According to the lore, after achieving sainthood, one's perspective and wisdom will be greatly enhanced.

Honestly, there have been quite a few novels on the theme of gods and cultivating believers lately, so they must have been produced by the same studio. But there's one setting that's almost exactly the same: the protagonist is a student who has to take exams and then make a name for himself. In my opinion, this setting is utter garbage.

Chapter 284 of this book is insulting to intelligence, isn't it? Why doesn't the author just use the protection given by the True Saint to kill him outright, instead waiting for someone else to intervene? And he almost got possessed! I just don't understand, is the author overpaid and writing this to insult the readers' intelligence? Can anyone offer some explanation? I'm genuinely not trying to argue; maybe I misunderstood? Or maybe I didn't read carefully enough? Speechless.

The premise is great, and the writing is good too. Keep up the good work!

It created a protagonist who was a hypocrite with a sanctimonious appearance.

In short, we are recruiting everything, including but not limited to the types mentioned in the title, such as the outer worlds we are about to conquer, and humans with special talents. This book has a very broad concept, and my knowledge is limited, so there may be many interesting things I haven't thought of. Just follow the format in the book, and I will definitely use anything that is reasonable, indicating at the end of each chapter which reader contributed it.

Kuang Yuan: Do you yearn to become strong? I have, because as a weak person, I witnessed the destruction of my home. So I pursued power. Lightning changed me, but even the strong cannot protect each and every one of you. You, the weak, will always be bullied and slaughtered. I tried my best, but I am still just an incompetent loser.