Spirit Reed

Chapter One is ridiculous. Because of the gourd, there's no need to worry about food or water. Growing up in the deep mountains at age three thanks to it wouldn't instantly transform someone into a superhuman, even if it enhances their physique.

I believe there are bad people in this world, but it's impossible for an entire village to be made up of men who are all bad.

It's not good. I can't watch it just because you have such a strong moral compass. It's not that having a strong moral compass is bad, but how many people actually have a truly strong moral compass? What are you talking about with this talk of a strong moral compass?

The logic is flawed; the protagonist's personality is off-putting; and the supporting characters are mechanical and wooden.

New book released! Let's go!

The first few chapters were alright, but the rest was... Well, let's just say it wasn't good. Best of luck!

This book flopped. Its premise wasn't profound, and the writing was frustrating. It was simply unreadable.

The difference between this book and Ant's work is quite significant, but the beginning of the previous book was really enjoyable to read! Let's keep a steady track of it for now, and look forward to Ant producing another classic article!

New book launch; please support me!

The protagonist's personality is twisted. The first story is cloaked in revenge, barely readable. In the second story, upon seeing malevolent energy that he couldn't resolve, he just watched without calling his parents. In the third story, upon hearing of a dragon, he immediately wanted to eat it without considering good or evil. The protagonist's motivation is the gourd wine.