You Won't Even Call Me Sir!

The novel should be renamed; you wouldn't even call me a saint.

I've been ruined by alcohol and women 😳, leaving me so haggard [soul out of body]. From this day forward, I will abstain from alcohol [struggle].

It seems there was a misunderstanding. The author edited chapter 44 later, but my chapter review seems to be in that edited section, so my review was "deleted." I don't reread novels after finishing them, nor do I join any groups. If a fellow reader hadn't reminded me, I wouldn't have even considered this situation. Apologies to the author. 🙂 [Original Post] Seriously?

I finally found a kind-hearted protagonist whose personality I liked, sigh. Do you really think you can still find an audience after screening characters twice like this?

The writing is not bad, and the logic is reasonable enough. But how to put it... The protagonist's talent ruins the whole book. Well, not exactly ruins it, but it limits the book's scope to a very small group of people. It's not about making the protagonist do something like the "Fourth Calamity"; you could just raise the protagonist's moral standards slightly higher than the average person.

I suggest the author add a separate comment section; some readers' comments are truly baffling. The writing on the blackboard has absolutely nothing to do with the Virgin Mary.

The protagonist has a high moral standard, no problem. The author also wants to depict a world with a high moral standard, no problem there either. The problem is that the reader's moral standard isn't that high, and the moral standard in the real world isn't much better either. This creates a disconnect, making the reader feel it's hypocritical and fake.

I've only read the beginning of the book, but through the comments section, I've noticed that the author hasn't realized at all where the main problem lies after several books. It's that you have a subtle habit of torturing the protagonist. Don't tell me that the protagonist's strength progresses very quickly, because it's even more excessive to have to suffer grievances after gaining strength.

No, the protagonist knows perfectly well what kind of world he lives in, so how dare he casually display his special abilities at home? Isn't he afraid that some divine force might think his special abilities are beneficial to human development and dissect him for research? For artificial intelligence, using one person to benefit the whole world might not be such a difficult decision, right? The key is that it has a history of such actions! So? Is this watchable? I'm leaving.

I don't quite understand why the protagonist's ability to upgrade is always used to upgrade the production of finished products? With the overwhelming productivity of the Heavenly Dao as a backing, upgrading the production of finished products is far more efficient than upgrading the production tools. Sub-brain, AI host, metal smelting equipment, materials analysis instruments...