Mage: Starting with the Twin Goddesses

This author is always like this; after one book becomes a hit, the next one is bound to be garbage. For example, after "A Person's Game World," he wrote about "You Trial Accounts" which flopped; after "Cultivation World," he wrote about "Twin Goddesses," which will probably also flop. Don't change your style so abruptly!

For those saying the author has changed the subject again, let me mention an author named "Yitian Zhiyuan". He has already finished two books with the same old formula, and his third book is already over 600,000 words long. 😄 (I always feel like I'm losing out by subscribing to his books). Let's guess the plot of this novel. The goal of the game should be to create a god above all gods, just like the protagonist in the previous book became an "immortal" who transcended the Heavenly Dao.

It started off well, but then this week it became a week of dissertation defenses.

Since you're writing an invincible protagonist wish-fulfillment novel, I don't understand why you would include such a toxic and disgusting plot point that relies on companions to clear dungeons while having significantly lower stats than others. After writing so many books, you deserve this meager performance.

The weekly settlement mechanism is a major flaw. Is it really good to forcibly suppress the protagonist?

After watching it, I just feel that this upgrade system is too annoying.

A single, half-hearted stroke of the pen, two drawn-out chapters, and this lousy weekly mission hasn't even finished a single battle.

The first 30 chapters were good, but I don't know what I read after that... It's already this weak before it's even released; I can't even imagine what it will be like when it's finally available! ⊙⊙

With such a low drop rate for fragments from treasure chests, what are the other characters supposed to do? Companions are practically useless. A level 2 mage's spell costs 4 stamina points, while the main character has so little stamina. It feels like the mage is also useless; they can't cast many spells in a single dungeon.

Hurry up and abandon this book, find another one; the previous one was quite good.