I Inherited an Ancient Secret Organization

I feel like I'm a fake operations manager. They never notify me when a new book launches a group buy; I have to find out myself. So frustrating!

Ahem, as everyone knows, Tuantuan is terrible at naming books. "A Million Possibilities" is his best example of this. So, I've decided to hold a contest for book titles here. Maybe one of them will catch Tuantuan's eye? (ಡωಡ)

Two chapters a day isn't enough! The premise is good, but why weaken the protagonist? He gets all worked up over everything. When the official story mentions a dragon corpse, it's surprising that it's still there, and then it's considered normal. But here's the crucial point: if the demon corpse is preserved, why isn't there any record of the Qi cultivator's techniques?

The subject matter is excellent, and the writing is decent, but for a supposedly prestigious People's Education System, the protagonist, as the senior figure, lacks real strength and relies entirely on boasting and deception. After reading so many chapters, it's incredibly frustrating. Reviving the People's Education System? He probably won't even be able to.

To be honest, I really enjoy reading novels where the protagonist creates an organization to fight against the mysterious, supernatural, evil, and ancient things. However, in my mind, the protagonist should have an absolutely calm attitude towards everything and a strategy that surpasses others, the kind that can outsmart others completely.

Seeing the author say that they don't know why subscriptions have dropped, as a reader, I'd like to share my thoughts, specifically the parts of the book that I found unpleasant. The first one is, with over a billion people in China, are there no talented people left? Why do we have to go to that tiny island nation to recruit people?

I would like to ask, is there any article about the development and growth of evil organizations?

Can't we broaden our perspective a bit? Is Earth and humanity worth the machinations of these mysterious, powerful forces? Are they here to breathe in smog? Or to eat humans who are riddled with toxins? Or if a deity were to make a mere appearance on Earth, would all life on the planet be wiped out?

He took so many women, but the only man he took in was just to take the blame for him, and then he disappeared while writing. He didn't even look for his own promising talents. Instead, he eagerly went to "Little Life" to help it fight demons, taking a bunch of "Little Life" people as his disciples. 🗡️No🗡️! No wonder it flopped, no wonder it ended badly.

1: The author significantly weakened the protagonist's acquired skills. In this novel, the 72 Transformations is just an illusion, only good for fooling ordinary people. Why call it 72 Transformations? The original 72 Transformations are 72 kinds of supernatural powers. If the author didn't want to give the protagonist something so powerful, they should have just called it an illusion.