Only I Have Magic: Characters in the Play Help Me Become an Immortal

What a waste! The protagonist doesn't use the cheat-like abilities, doesn't know how to play, and even forgets about the skills they draw. Plus, people are constantly trying to drag the protagonist into the casino; it's too difficult to win.

The author is really restricting the protagonist. If things went according to the protagonist's wishes, he would have ascended to immortality long ago! There's a grand, easy path, but he refuses to take it; he insists on walking a path that's shackled and forced to wade through water! Either don't give him such a huge cheat code, or just give him a little bit more—it's unbelievable!

His personality is unpleasant; he's always squinting and talking about taking revenge on this person or that person, but we never see him actually taking revenge on anyone. It might be okay once or twice, but if it happens too often, he just looks like a clown. As the old saying goes: Where there's a will, there's a way; where there's no will, there's only empty promises.

That's all I'll say. As someone working in film and television, I can tolerate some of the book's inconsistencies with industry norms in my book review, but casting Xu Zhu and Qiao Feng as the only leads in a film adaptation of *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils* is utter nonsense. First of all, why choose a lead actor?

The protagonist's cheat ability is too overpowered; he doesn't need any conditions—he can extract skills from any role he's played. With such a cheat ability, what else is needed? Absolutely not. For example, in Journey to the West, there's a scene where the Jade Emperor holds a meeting in the Lingxiao Palace.

Turning a self-righteous, rule-it-all type of story into a melodramatic, brain-thrombosis-themed short drama... That's pretty impressive. 😅

They clearly have appraisal skills but refuse to make money. They keep saying this production crew needs money, that production crew needs money, and they're stuck in a cycle of performing thieving tricks and getting noticed by directors. Which is a better place to acquire skills: an extra or an investor? And joining someone else's studio—one director or a group of directors, which would you choose? You're not a native, and your memory palace doesn't mean you can't remember your past life.

He died from poisoning in chapter 130. A warning to those who follow: do not fall into this pit!

He slept with a woman he'd only met twice, and then he practically became the female lead. And that woman was almost taken advantage of while she was unconscious. Yeah, author, you're awesome. I can tolerate the trouble, but I can't stand it anymore. Two things I have to complain about regarding the tipping system: it really felt like a different person wrote the later parts.

After the storyline ends with the characters leaving mainland China, the author must have already sold the account to a studio. It's a book purely for making easy money! ~~(ಡωಡ)Hiahiahia