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The protagonist is too naive, as if he hasn't experienced society. Aren't you afraid that if you tell others the cultivation method, they'll claim it as their own discovery?

The title and description are a bit misleading, but everything else is fine.

This book is also known as "Rebirth: I Am Professor Oak from Another World". It's worth reading; it's very interesting.

I've subscribed to almost all of the author's books, but it feels like they always go off-topic when they reach a turning point. For example, in this book, the nurturing aspect basically disappears after the turning point, which feels a bit... Unpleasant.

I've always felt that the author should try writing for children; the author's writing style has a naive and innocent feel to it.

As we all know, the protagonist's profession in the early stages and later stages are completely unrelated; he might be a cultivator now, but later he might be a world creator or something.

It's actually finished now that I've been keeping it going! I wonder what your new book will be about? I couldn't really get into this beast-taming novel, but I still really enjoyed your "Genius Smooth Sailing" series. Actually, I'm kind of looking forward to the Journey of the Heavens.

It's very much to my liking, but there's too little of it.

I only just realized my new book came out, I should sign it quickly!

The protagonist's character development is really strange. So many chapters were spent on his growth alongside civilization, emphasizing principles and responsibility, yet suddenly he shifts to the "new era." He shows no emotion at the annihilation of the old era's temporal dragon veins, even though these were his previous backers and hadn't done anything to betray him.