The Prodigy Called Off the Engagement, So I Extract Traits to Cultivate

This book is definitely not a "feel-good" story. 80% Of the time, it's incredibly frustrating. The deep-seated hatred and irreconcilable differences almost always originate from trivial matters like, "What are you looking at? What's it to you?" All the young villains are arrogantly domineering and prone to causing trouble; their personalities are too one-dimensional, without exception.

The plot these past few days has been utterly toxic. How could there be such an incompetent emperor and courtiers? How could they just change 400,000 troops like that? And they still tolerate the Shen family's rebellion. This isn't just a drop in intelligence; it's a complete loss of reason. The author doesn't care about plausibility at all, nor does he listen to readers' opinions. A good subject has been turned into this awful mess. I'm so frustrated that I paid to subscribe.

With such a terrible plot, I actually paid to watch it! I'm such a jerk.

I initially thought it would be a triumphant return and a humiliating reunion, but instead, my blood pressure kept rising.

This book is free for a limited time, and the truly exciting part is revealed in this chapter. Watching the author creatively annoy the readers while simultaneously watching the readers creatively criticize the author creates a hilarious atmosphere.

Can't the protagonist have some shame? He's always acting like he's some kind of sane mortal, even in a cultivation world. If you don't show off and try to play dumb to outsmart everyone, what kind of good fortune falls from the sky? Why should anyone help you if you don't have the resources? Why should anyone respect you?

Predicting the face-slapping and bragging plot Compared to Shenye, everyone was shocked to discover Shenye's breakthrough. Many were pessimistic about Shen Han's chances, but Shen Han's explosive performance led to victory, shocking everyone. This was a slap in the face for those who had been boasting. (Tonight's chapter content)

There's so much nonsense and tons of irrelevant plot points; does that mean the book's sales would have been even higher?

It's twisted, so twisted. The protagonist has a truly mocking face, mocking everything he goes through. Then there are all sorts of twisted aspects to humanity, family, and love. The villains seem to have lost their minds. They just grab whatever they can to disgust the protagonist. The later the story goes, the more powerful figures appear like weeds sprouting up.

I feel I have the right to say something since I spent over 20 yuan on this; it's really getting more and more painful to watch. After that, it just became completely tasteless.