Investiture of the Gods: Starting by Saving Wen Zhong

The bizarre premise, the flawed explanations, and the nonsensical statements all point to a problem.

Even martyrs are being mentioned. What kind of nonsense is this?

The premise is riddled with flaws! What does "stealing" even mean?? That's stealing! But sometimes you actually steal, like with the Fire Dragon Dart, and sometimes you just copy it!! And, without any cultivation technique, you directly possess magical power! This is utter nonsense!

I'm offering this suggestion, not to criticize, but didn't Grand Tutor Wen and Yang Jian realize they were stealing? I initially thought it was copying, but it turns out it was theft, and the other party didn't even know. This is illogical. Aren't they afraid of being discovered? What if a sage or some powerful being found out? If you use this too often, it's no wonder they'll become suspicious.

... I didn't read the book, just the synopsis. To be honest, it's inappropriate to write a system in this kind of novel. Even sages can sense when someone mentions their name, and even great immortals are no less capable, able to predict the future. For the system to just steal things like that makes everyone else seem so weak; they would have been found long ago by following the cause and effect.

I have no idea what the Taoist sect does. This is ridiculous, jumping around like this, one level after another. They've watched too much TV. In Taoism, they either bully the weak and kill them, or they hide deep in the mountains, practically invincible, before venturing out.

You're incredibly good at stealing! You stole their physique and they're gone!! That's amazing. And the best part is, nobody even knows!

The protagonist's biggest highlight is that he has an aura of reduced intelligence!

It's complete chaos, a jumbled mess of techniques, too disorganized and nonsensical.

After this guy becomes a saint, will he be named the Saint of Thieves?