Marin's Clay Craze

Is this an online novel from before 2010? The protagonist is so guileless, like a child carrying a gold brick through a bustling market. Everyone around him is a good person; no one has any ill intentions towards him. Before the auction, everyone clearly knew the protagonist wasn't some great magician anymore, just an ordinary person. I've read too many online novels; I can't read children's literature anymore.

I'm a long-time fan, though I've mostly been a lurker. I've followed and subscribed to all of Tong's books, and I've given him almost all my monthly passes. Starting with his last book, *Chang'an Lane*, Tong's writing seems increasingly haphazard, resulting in a very disjointed feel. While still quite entertaining, it feels like he's just jumping around aimlessly.

I subscribed to a new chapter after reading the first one just to rant. This magical world is so ridiculous! An iron rod is a magic wand, and only gods can afford to use it. There's no such thing as shaping magic in this world. They can teleport, yet they can't even handle an iron rod.

I'm seriously speechless. This rubbish book is utter garbage! How can it be so disgusting? I almost died of holding back laughter on the subway. The third brother is just too despicable! 🌿🌿🌿

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Marin is already a regret; let's not let that regret become an even bigger one.

What I've written lately can only be described as a pile of dog poop. A diary entry written on a whim

While it has some exciting moments, the plot is too childish, the events are too clichéd, and it's too simplistic; it needs further polishing.

Go Marin! 😡

After reading three chapters, I always felt that the protagonist's eyes revealed a clear-eyed stupidity.