Heavenly Mage

You've started a new book? Please, please don't just sleep with every woman you meet. You're not a kid anymore, you should have finished writing about that by now. With your imagination and writing skills, you could easily become a legend by writing a book like this.

The book is well written, but I hope the author won't keep writing about crossing the line. The part about having a relationship with one's teacher made me sick.

I've given up on this book. The beginning was pretty good, the overall atmosphere was fine, but then it turned into a harem novel. It went wrong as it went on. What happened to the author's original intention? Sleeping with every pretty woman he sees? What era are we living in? Harem novels are so outdated!

Having read over a hundred chapters, one question has been nagging at me: what motivates the mages, including the protagonist, to publish papers? Their initial gravity paper was groundbreaking in this other world, yet they only received a few hundred gold coins, while the official mage qualification exam requires 1000 gold coins. What's the point of publishing such papers?

There are very few readable novels like this nowadays. They are creative and have something new. The rest are just imitations, weird hybrids, and plagiarisms. Most of them make you want to vomit. They are poorly written and don't offer anything new, yet they rank high. I really don't know what they are using to rank them.

The all-powerful sorcerer ❌, the top socialite √, the master gigolo √

Come on

I dropped the show when the Countess put the protagonist through a test. Although there was some foreshadowing—the baron's daughter died, there were problems in the mines, and it seemed the previous evil god incident might continue—ultimately, it felt too formulaic. While the formula is good, using it directly felt a bit uncomfortable from a personal perspective.

Vivian is such a terrible character, I can't stand her. She even gets whitewashed for awakening an evil god, just because she's pretty. It's disgusting.

The world's setting and military strength are disproportionate. A mentor with such high combat power lives in a dilapidated wooden hut? Does a spellcaster need to care about their reputation? Would mortals dare to watch a spellcaster's antics? The money earned from inventing a major gravity spell isn't even enough to buy a stone house worth 2k? If this were truly the reality, the spellcaster would show the rulers what cruelty is.