No Money, No Magic

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The plot felt rushed; most things were just briefly mentioned before moving on to the next scene. While acceptable, it still felt too rough. Aside from the outline, the writing style can only be described as tedious. But at least the logic was sound, everything was progressing in an orderly manner, and there were no major flaws that would make people feel disgusted.

Is it cruel? Cultivating to become a god, is it all for nothing? And then there's the valuation? Just confiscate everything, re-issue money, and reshuffle the deck.

The previous book was quite good. If the author isn't confident in maintaining that standard, they can write a few books first to practice. I've also seen authors write one very good book, but later realized they weren't confident in continuing to write to that standard, so they moved on to other books. I hope there will be a chance to see a sequel to that book in the future. By the way, don't get into the habit of eunuchs, it's terrifying. Looking forward to seeing how your book performs.

The very first real battle in the story involves confronting the Dean, a character who would at least be considered a minor boss in other novels. Around chapter 30, a god-level spell changes the map. While not as outrageous as the previous book's rapid introduction of forbidden spells, it still sets the bar too high from the start, making the subsequent leveling up and growth of the protagonist…

These kinds of online novels are only good for entertainment... But I still hope that authors are aware of their own limitations and can write online novels that readers both want and desire. 🤓

Bro, has the new book project been approved? Have you created the folder yet? Give me a definite answer! I hope you're not going to abandon it altogether.