The Aircraft Carrier Has Been Launched, and You Still Call It a Toy?

This kind of book is just something to be published, made a quick buck, and then abandoned.

Chapter 26 is already on sale? Are you crazy?

Even though I knew this was a mindless wish-fulfillment story, it was still incredibly cringeworthy. An aircraft carrier suddenly appeared on the country's territory, and it didn't even trigger an investigation.

Chapter 20 is the worst of the worst.

Is this for real? Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) now has this kind of completely illogical, childish fantasy novel? You can't read it with even a little bit of your brain.

First, as a seasoned reader of over 15 years, here's some advice for this book: If you feel you don't have time to write, don't rush to release new chapters. As a basic writer, you should review each chapter before writing it, instead of endlessly repeating the previous one. Even padding your numbers shouldn't be this sloppy. If you're just doing this for the money, there's no need to.

When I first read *Battle Blade*, I was blown away, thinking I'd stumbled upon a divine book. With such great results, why did it so drastically violate the established rules? *Genius Battle* made me want to vomit blood. Learn from this experience and don't continue writing *Devouring*? Even though your last book was a flop, I still want to see you write *Devouring*.

I just found three similar novels. One involves building weapons with origami, another is about a student who failed their college entrance exam and built a Gundam, and this one is the last one. None of them can contain firecrackers. They were all discovered by the government during online live streams, and they completely lack common sense. I bet these were all written by the same studio using AI; normal humans couldn't write them.

This is extremely poisonous, incredibly poisonous! After reading the first three or four chapters, I simply couldn't continue. While it's true that you shouldn't use your brain while reading novels, this isn't even a question of using your brain; it's like putting your soul and body on the ground and rubbing them with sandpaper! Even the most powerful antidote in the entire universe wouldn't cure this poison. Anyway, I'm dying from the poison. Goodbye, fellow warriors!

That's too exaggerated. Doesn't the author feel embarrassed?