Magic Cards: From the Start, I Make Saber Cards

I heard that the reason Artoria's kingdom was defeated was because Artoria ate too much and the supply of reinforcements couldn't keep up, so the soldiers went to the battlefield hungry and were defeated.

I came here because of the potential for chaos, but I hope the villains have some brains.

Low emotional intelligence: clichéd plot High Emotional Intelligence: Spreading the Classics

The entire book is 560,000 words long, but the actual plot is estimated to be only 60,000 words, with the remaining 500,000 words being dialogue filler.

This book has a clichéd story, a plagiarized plot, and terrible writing; I really don't know how to keep reading it.

Author's characteristics: a master of empty talk, his writing is full of pointless and meaningless dialogue.

The subject matter is alright, but there's just too much unnecessary dialogue throughout the entire story. A single fight scene can be stretched into three to five chapters of nonsensical dialogue – I'm speechless.

Even with levels so high, he couldn't instantly kill an enemy; he had to rely on a counter-kill. I've never seen such a useless protagonist.

Neither the main character nor the antagonist has any intelligence, and they just keep awkwardly chatting. It's all rambling and fills up the word count.

This must be a novel from ten years ago! All this bragging, recruiting henchmen, face-slapping... It's all utterly mindless!