God Grants Me Power

In just one night, the radiation from a meteorite could cause a snake to evolve into a dragon that can summon wind and rain and fly through the air. Why do people need to cultivate themselves gradually?

I've always had a question: why is it that in books about this kind of global evolution, human evolution is always portrayed as slower and less advanced than that of other races? I've never understood it.

Forget about that whole "virginity training" or "abstinence" stuff, it's too cliché. We need a female lead, a main character. Readers are just ordinary people; they want the same old clichéd thrills. If there's no thrill, what's the point of reading?

Where did you serve in the military? After ten years, you're completely out of touch with society, unable to even use a smartphone. I've never seen a soldier like this in even the most remote places; prison is a more likely possibility.

All I can say is that it's too much of a suppression of the protagonist. The protagonist has every advantage maxed out; if he doesn't stand in the top three of the world, then the protagonist is just brain-dead.

I want women, I want women. I can't live without women. I want women, I want women... Hehehe... Drooling.

Is Tibetan magic really that sinister? I wonder if there really were supernatural beings descending upon us in ancient times. All this talk about Tibetan divine arts makes me think of all sorts of human bone artifacts and Thangka paintings—it's disgusting.

There are too many unnecessary minor characters, and the protagonist seems a bit indecisive and just follows the crowd. Since he was willing to work so hard to buy a house, now that times have changed, he should work even harder to improve his life and actively seek opportunities.

I've been captivated by your novel worlds ever since reading your last book, and I hope you continue to maintain that. However, the main plot of your last book was a bit chaotic and too fantastical. I look forward to seeing another world in this book.

The author has an extreme pursuit of serving the people. He must find an organization no matter what, even if he becomes a superman or a god, he will join the organization and dedicate everything to it. He only needs an annual salary of one million, and he only needs to be a low-level soldier that anyone can order around.