A Journey Through the Heavens to Kindle the Flame, by a Teenage Girl

The protagonist isn't just any ordinary scumbag; she's a heartless capitalist who trades glass beads and natives for gold to buy slaves. She uses others as fuel while spouting plausible rhetoric. Readers want to hang her from a lamppost.

The protagonist is unnecessarily weakened. Other characters, whether in their own world or in other worlds, follow normal laws of physics—one fatal blow to a vital spot—and die easily. Strength and speed translate to high damage. But the protagonist is forced into a game-like, data-driven template. His rapier, regardless of who he stabs or where he's stabbed, only manages to break the skin.

Constantly advocating for social anxiety, I don't find the female lead cute at all, I even think she's a drama queen.

It was clearly a self-serving narrative at first, driving away the "saintly" readers, but now it's back to being a saintly one. How strange.

I just finished reading Sekiro's part, and the opening felt a bit off. Kurou isn't that kind of person at all. The reason he's unwilling to relinquish the Dragon's Blood is that the immortality it grants essentially involves absorbing the life force of those around him to revive himself; overuse would cause everyone to suffer from Dragon's Cough.

The character's personality shift is too abrupt. He was selfish before, then suddenly became saintly after a phone call. In today's chapter, I thought he was going back to recruit people or something, but at the end he's recruiting a whole carload of people and continuing to be saintly? And to release this plot around this time of year, did the studio take over? Or does the author just think they're making too much money?

This book got me hooked on Dark Souls 3 Last night, I was very excited to have passed Gudah three times. I want to document my journey here. Marvelous The Cavaliers started last night Find the Fire Keeper and level up from level 9 to level 12. I've maxed out my health. As a newbie, did I do the right thing?

This plot is a bit far-fetched. Setting up a shelter with the doors open?? Where's the nuclear weapon in the story? What are they using to stop the aliens? How have the police held out for so long, and still have the resources to deal with the gangs? No, the gangs are still around? This is the front line!

Socially awkward, then sophisticatedly selfish, then shameless and despicable, then hypocritical social butterfly, and now she's become a champion of justice? This... This is so much freedom! I can't even imagine what color Sirius's next mask will be.

He's a veteran eunuch; each book gets abandoned or left unfinished after only a few sales. Even when you're harvesting leeks (a metaphor for exploiting others), you have to wait until they grow tall before harvesting them. Not only do you keep releasing new books, but you also abandon your paid books after only a few chapters. I'm guessing you haven't made much easy money. Even if it's just a few hundred chapters of rambling, you can still earn more subscription fees, right?