A Blessed Field in My Heart

Has the author never reflected on why the book's performance is poor? The more I read the third chapter, the angrier I got. Why create a male protagonist who's a freeloader and can't support himself? Is it so hard for someone with hands and feet to support themselves and not eat leftovers? Couldn't the author have created a more realistic male protagonist? Why did he have to include an older sister?

The novel has a great premise, but the main character is just too goofy. Why not just stick to the goofy trope? They should change it.

The main character is a bit too silly; I hope he can be a little more rational.

I'm prepared to be blocked. Even if I am, I still have to say that these kinds of clueless, idiotic, and irresponsible protagonists are truly unpopular and disgusting.

This author likes to do things their own way and rarely communicates with readers. While their writing is decent, they constantly introduce random, nonsensical names and dynasties, making the background a mess. The quality of their books noticeably declined after *The Mythical Crate*, with characters like Liu Shengzhi appearing more and more frequently, affecting the reading experience. Their earlier books were quite good.

For those who read pirated copies, I can't even finish reading it if you skip around...

While the author's ideas are good in every novel, he remains unconventional, ignoring reader feedback. His protagonist is portrayed as a saint, saying, "What can you do about it? Read it if you want, otherwise get lost." This is why his novels don't perform well academically.

I can't stand it anymore. The protagonist backs down at the first sign of trouble, displaying a petty, narrow-minded mentality. It's increasingly disgusting. Author, are you trying to disgust your readers?

This is toxic; the protagonist seems to have questionable intelligence, almost like a mentally challenged person. New readers might enjoy it, but seasoned readers will be done after three chapters.

Those who have their hearts ripped out will be rewarded with merit if they repent? What about the people they killed? Are you a Buddhist? Do you really think that shouting "Put down the butcher's knife and become a Buddha" gives you the right to kill at will? Weakness is the original sin. What will happen to these people after they wake up? Let them go? But they did rip out other people's hearts.