The Immortal-Cultivating Tyrant

The writing is okay, but the initial scene about dropping out of school is a bit weak, and the author's strange descriptions of the teachers are also a bit odd.

Don't use such a misleading name... It sounds like a creation story.

It's well-written; it brings out the complexity of the characters. The book's title, "I Created..." Drew me in as a creator novel enthusiast, but after reading the first seven chapters, it seems that's not the case. Instead, the protagonist gradually survives in this world of extraordinary resurgence by secretly learning from the opportunities within a painting. In short, the title is not very good and doesn't quite match the synopsis.

These martial arts schools can break solid wooden stakes and bend steel bars. Do you know what that means? You're trying to use them as tools for the protagonist to show off, but I'm really curious how the protagonist, with his 400-pound strength, will manage to defeat them.

Eunuch

Official actions involving secrecy are usually public or semi-public, certainly not as secretive as the author portrays. He at least makes it public, encouraging everyone to strive for success rather than just taking it or leaving it to fate. The school conflict section the author describes is generally good, though I personally felt it was a bit toxic.

Rewrite Yang Jian now! You scumbag eunuch!