I Prefer to Win People Over with Virtue

The description suggests it's similar to the sadomasochistic anime next door.

Could these so-called natural disasters be the saint's inner demons or negative emotions that have been unleashed? 🤔

If I hear the Way in the morning, I can die content in the evening. I just learned about this book this morning, and by evening it was already dead in print.

This is so tedious! It's like they're going to stretch one plot point into dozens of chapters. They keep saying they're going all out, but their writing is as long and tedious as an old lady's foot binding cloth!

They've already abandoned the project, yet they're still including it in the introduction—I'm speechless. 😳😳

This book is going to fall apart if it doesn't improve. First of all, there are contradictions between the world-building, the themes, and the characters' personalities. The world is one where the people are in despair, and the reasons for this despair aren't just one or two.

Personally, I believe this natural disaster stems from their own obsessions or inner greed. This Senior Brother Qi is flaunting his power. The Master before him wanted everyone to become a scholar. Senior Brother Qi embodies evil thoughts and power, so the natural disasters he causes only incite people's negative tendencies. The Master makes people obsessed with reading, so the natural disasters that occur are the result of making people obsessed.

When will we see a moral compass or a moral charlatan? I want to see a storyline where people are won over by virtue. 😃

This explanation is too forced in some sentences.

Oh my god, it's already a flop?