The Ultimate Divine Profession

This book can be considered a typical example of a book that started strong but ended weakly on Qidian in 2023. It hasn't been updated for over two months, with only about 40 chapters? It highlights a complete disregard for reader suggestions, taking leave without explanation or acknowledging poor condition, reducing updates from three times a week to one, and maintaining the same low-quality…

The main plot is nonexistent, but minor plots keep popping up (the hero rescuing the damsel in distress in the rainy alley, and the coach signing the card and then clearing his name by claiming it was a coincidence). These all feel like ancient, awkward storylines. The writing is smooth, the premise is engaging, and it's quite enjoyable, but sometimes it really feels like the author is deliberately trying to disgust the reader.

Since the "New Blood Trial," the game has been particularly weak. Every fight involves bystanders looking down on the protagonist, the protagonist unleashing their power, the opponent exploding with their own power, and then the protagonist unleashing their own power to crush them, leaving the bystanders in a state of shock and madness. It's the same formula over and over again. No matter how powerful the protagonist is, the bystanders always look down on them. 😰

I clicked in from the "Twelve Heavenly Kings of Online Novels" list. How can this poorly written book be considered one of the "Twelve Heavenly Kings"?

Thankfully, I caught up to chapter 200 and realized the writing wasn't great; the plot seemed about to fall apart, so I stopped reading, haha. I just abandoned it. I read the new book, but it's not much better.

After reading chapter 67, I have to vent my frustrations. Fault 1: The keyword "absolute focus." At the beginning of chapter 2, the protagonist uses "absolute focus" to do a problem, and the alarm clock wakes him up. In chapter 67, his phone rings, but he doesn't hear it (chapter 66 mentions that his sister might call). Fault 2: The keywords "Baishan Culture" and "sister."

It's strange that so many people criticize the protagonist's behavior as toxic and illogical. The protagonist isn't perfect; his current life experiences are typical of young people. Increased strength leads to arrogance, while increased intelligence brings rationality. The conflicts and mistakes he makes effectively portray a normal young person rapidly growing.

I'm so fed up! The shows I've been watching lately, *Ultimate Star Card Master* and *Final Divinity*, were both abandoned. What's going on? And *Reincarnation Paradise*, which I watched last year, was the same – all abandoned! It's so frustrating! 😆😆😆

If the main character has this kind of talent, how dare Coach Qin make such a boast? The previous chapters were all about highlighting the protagonist's extraordinary talent, leaving Lin Zhiqin trembling with astonishment every day. How come the talent he's currently displaying isn't that impressive? Isn't such a promising talent worth the sect leader's dedicated cultivation?

Honestly, can you authors who cut their works have any conscience? If you're going to cut your work, at least mark it as finished. If you don't mark it as finished, you can't even reach the total number of subscribers, and it won't help with any data.