Remaking Earth: I Personally Orchestrated the Spiritual Qi Revival

The author of "Modifying Earth," I really miss those books; they were truly excellent. Many people wonder why the protagonist didn't enhance his own abilities. The text explains that the will of spacetime corrects what happens caused by spiritual energy. The red-eyed people mentioned in the text are part of this correction.

The opening is off-putting. First, the protagonist uses his cheat ability to hypnotize a girl who previously rejected him and make her fall in love with him. That's one thing, but then he messes with a streamer's live stream without any grudge against her. That's too cruel. Did the author of this book portray himself as a psychologically dark fat guy, or is this the author himself?

If you want to watch part 4, you can click in. With that overpowered cheat code, he's practically a bully. The plot is a complete mess.

I've finished reading this book, and here are my thoughts. The plot is incredibly stupid. The subject matter is excellent, with so much to write about, but they insist on writing it poorly. The protagonist, clearly the mastermind, keeps getting involved in the chaos. And there are many instances of utterly idiotic plot points. The main issue is the sheer number of minor flaws.

There are too many flaws. Just from what I saw, there's the protagonist's loser character, the experiment of using a cheat-like ability to lose weight, and the tedious, drawn-out process of that experiment. Then, after proving the incredible power of his cheat-like ability, he somehow manages to make a woman fall in love with him first... Then that was it.

Sexual repression leads to using cheat codes to make money for prostitution and sugar daddies. Using supernatural abilities to manipulate a woman's will and playing hypnosis is truly disgusting.

Have you noticed how different this author's logic is from that of a normal person? This niece is truly disgusting; she was even reincarnated and resurrected later on. In his previous book, his entire faction was wiped out. Then he killed a few robbers, but didn't pursue those who destroyed his faction; instead, he provided them with various forms of support. What else

I've read 100 chapters so far. The tag "behind the scenes" actually refers to the protagonist's desire to show off in public. The author might be trying to make the protagonist seem more humane by portraying his niece and parents, but in reality, he's turned the world upside down for his own cultivation, causing widespread suffering and creating a hierarchical system of life classes.

He doesn't earn money, doesn't care about his dying father, all he knows is sucking up to women. Can you please stop writing these idiotic plots?

The mastermind/mastermind genre, where the protagonist manipulates the world to ascend to superhuman status, is a classic premise. Mastermind stories rarely involve a protagonist who's a saint; villains are fine too, at least for the thrill. But this protagonist is laughable. He's a hypocritical, purely pathetic, sexually repressed, and spineless man.