The Outcast: This Mage Is Far Too Receptive to Advice

The protagonist's cheat ability is too weak. The changes in fate caused by the system cannot prevent the backlash.

The anime/manga series *Under One Person* inherently possesses magic, martial arts, witchcraft, poison, supernatural abilities, and spells; it's just that those who use them are collectively called "Outsiders."

Why did Wang Ye immediately recognize the cheat code? Since a sufficiently high level of life cultivation is required to undertake more persuasion, could life cultivation be directly given as a reward for persuasion?

Why can't Qidian (the online literature platform) implement a blacklist function? Blacklisted authors and their alternate accounts won't be searchable, allowing users to avoid books that are abandoned or abandoned prematurely.

Holy crap, this is what a beautiful eunuch looks like!

The protagonist isn't short of money; he can just make some potions. The Traceless Charm and the flying broomstick are a bit too overpowered and disrupt the plot. Some things should be kept to oneself and not bought and sold indiscriminately.

Author, could you please add another power level to the protagonist, especially magic from fairy tales from various countries (fairy tales are full of overpowered magical abilities), since he'll eventually have to fight the Celestial Master, right? For example: Elsa's ice and snow abilities from Frozen

Why didn't you post a separate chapter in your old book to announce that you're starting a new book?

I don't really understand why people keep challenging the main character. Are they really that fearless, or do they think they're so great? If they're out of work, they can just bite a lighter.

Will you listen to my advice? You're so handsome, go get a sex change. You'll be absolutely stunning after the surgery.