The Age of the Zodiac: I Awakened Aries Healing Arts

Here's a suggestion (purely personal opinion, add it or leave it): Later on, cripple the four major academies, kill off Xuanzi and Xuannu, regardless of their position or rank—anyone who covets my treasures deserves to die. As for what happens after the academies are crippled, write whatever you want; I doubt anyone will object.

Nine-star poison milk, Saint Seiya, League of Legends—it's a bit strange to have a little bit of all of them, but it's still decent content.

These three golden chapters are truly "golden," forcing me to turn back four times in a row 😅. Now, on my fifth attempt, I'm starting directly from chapter four! 😡

I've read up to chapter 493 so far, so let me share my thoughts. (Please don't argue, I believe that since I'm paying to read this book, I should be able to express my opinions.) First of all, this was basically my first time reading a book about astrology. I didn't know much about the zodiac, but I had definitely heard of it, so I found it quite interesting and that's why I started reading it.

If you're going to write about this, then write all twelve zodiac signs for the main character. What's the point of writing it like this? I could tolerate the flaws in the early parts, but I can't stand the fact that you're writing about other zodiac signs. Why should an Aries be compared to the other twelve signs?

I started reading a week ago and read the latest chapter today. Here are my thoughts: it definitely gets better and better as it goes on, but the first ten chapters or so have too many flaws. There are conflicts, but too many things aren't explained clearly enough. Some things that seem like foreshadowing actually detract from the reading experience.

I'm thinking of giving up after reading over 500 chapters. The protagonist's mentality hasn't changed at all. He's always thinking about clinging to powerful figures. His willpower isn't even up to par. How can he become stronger? And with supporting characters around you artificially inflating your rank, Aries has no chance of advancement.

It's so much like the Nine-Star Poison Milk, with an indescribable flavor.

The school's atmosphere is truly something else. A harsh environment is understandable, but if the people are morally bankrupt, they shouldn't even be allowed to graduate! If a country produces people from schools like this, it's not far from its demise! Courage and wickedness aren't mutually exclusive; those who bully the weak have no right to call themselves courageous!

Could the author perhaps raise the villain's IQ a little? It's so... Well, I can't quite put my finger on it.