Slaying Demons: Leveling Up Through Calligraphy

I couldn't continue reading after the second chapter. It was too awkward, making the protagonist seem stupid and foolish. How come so many people are praising it?

This author is quite interesting. They clearly know some parts are problematic, but they can't stop writing them, and afterwards they have the protagonist reflect on them. I don't know what the author's mentality is. They've messed with my mindset once or twice... I'm outta here.

The ghost market section was meant to discourage people; they could have kept their identities hidden until they boarded the ship. What's the point of adding another conflict section? It's disgusting. I see so many people liking this, but I still say the book is readable.

Are you out of your mind? A scholar spending all his time concocting medicine and tilling the land? Once you gain power and influence, why do you still need to do everything yourself?

The beginning was really good, but ever since they entered the sect, I have no idea what they're writing anymore; it's like garbage.

Why not practice the Cold Waterfall Manual? That's the one he translated, right? I don't believe a modern person wouldn't know to translate it themselves first. This plot hole isn't even mentioned. He killed someone and didn't take anything with him; he didn't even set fire to anything when he fled. There are too many things to complain about...

I've noticed that these days, authors can't write without forcibly creating conflict; it's all clichéd and vulgar.

Everything else in this book is fine, but I can't accept the idea that after entering the Dao, the cultivation methods are integrated, and you have the strength but no skills. It's like I practiced regular script, then running script, and finally integrated and comprehended cursive script to the level of a master, but because I comprehended cursive script, I can no longer write the first two.

The following are personal opinions and do not represent the views of others. To be honest, I couldn't write a book like this, so the author is really great. Keep it up! Getting back to the main topic The early episodes weren't bad, and there was a sense of immersion, though there were some minor flaws. But the plot started to fall apart from the very beginning.

The protagonist is an idiot, brainless, and a transmigrator. If he hadn't died at the beginning...