Eating Melons from Infancy to Sainthood

Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs, and you poisoned him to death. After seeing seven of these, half of it was incredibly stupid. I usually don't comment, but your actions, from beginning to end, force me to comment and warn others to avoid this pitfall.

Let me point out what I consider to be the problematic aspects. First, there's the inexplicable "biological parentage" test at the beginning. The parents are convinced the child is their biological offspring; wouldn't they immediately try to disprove it in the face of such public opinion? After this incident, the parents will surely realize someone is sabotaging them.

I immediately recognized the title of your book as "Becoming a Melon Saint Starting by Eating Babies."

What kind of nonsense is chapter 102? The protagonist's theories are really bizarre. The City God is a demon, and if he does something wrong, he should be killed; if he does something good, he should be killed for winning people's hearts. So, he should be killed simply because he's a demon? And his subordinates look at him with admiration...

How do I block this book? It makes me feel nauseous. 😆😆

I thought Nezha was the most powerful child, but after reading the introduction, I realized how narrow-minded I was.

The main character is too young; it's really awkward to get into the story (no offense, just want to be blunt). The author could adjust the age appropriately.

The introduction is so scathing I have to say. Shouldn't it be, "I will only use this technique once, and you can only remember as much as you can"?

The plot is good, but the recurring "you're here, you're here" nonsense in every chapter is really hard to keep up with.

This author really doesn't correct typos. Readers pointed them out, and the author saw them, but still, they won't change them.