The Wizard's Order

This is an old author, how could they write such rubbish? The "father," the "mountain spirit," the "knight's breathing technique"—it's all like internal energy cultivation! It has absolutely no fantasy/wizarding feel to it.

I've read up to chapter 41. To be honest, the beginning was alright, but the experience started to decline when I encountered the female paladin. Seriously, you're not seventy or eighty years old, what's the rush? And this pathetic sentimentality about the female paladin is as ridiculous as a lowly worker earning three thousand a month and eating instant noodles every day giving money to a…

I read *The Wizard of All Souls* but couldn't stand the protagonist's saintly nature and dropped it. I hope this book will depict a normal person instead of a "saint."

Another chip-themed story, and the protagonist seems brainless.

Virgin Mary, highly poisonous He took the child, who was completely unrelated to him, as his apprentice. Threatening the nominal master to stop doing evil The plot is childish; anyone who watches it will know. He has died from poisoning.

In a small town with only three gangs, there are seven or eight Saint-level experts. The protagonist's father only reached the Saint-level on his deathbed...

The protagonist is terrible! The main issue is the author's writing style; it's good, but the author's mindset is problematic. This book was good a few years ago! Now, Chinese people have stood up! They're no longer self-deprecating or arrogant! The mindset has changed, so I don't like this type of book anymore.

I'm speechless. Why bother going out and having fun? Wouldn't it be better to just stay home and farm? Damn it!

What on earth is this fifty-six chapters? Is it a romance novel? Or psychology, or philosophy?

This setting is very problematic. If the power of bloodline is so effective, it would be impossible to form a system that distinguishes between legitimate and illegitimate children; it would only be based on the concentration of bloodline.