In the Name of Divine Abilities

This novel's politics are neither quite political nor supernatural; it portrays ordinary people without any support, and it depicts geniuses without any cultivation. It gives someone a cheat code and then constantly spouts political nonsense. In short, what a load of rubbish!

I feel that the descriptions of leveling up and fighting monsters in the later chapters are probably not as extensive as those in the first 100 chapters. I was tired of reading it, and I thought the author would find a balance. But after it was published, I found that it became more and more like those political novels. Moreover, the article often includes a bit of personal opinion.

Is this a political and military novel disguised as a story about supernatural abilities? I thought the politics were just secondary, but it turns out that the killing spree in the latest installment is secondary.

The name is quite interesting. At first, I didn't think much of it, given the name's association with supernatural powers. But after reading it, the name is quite intriguing.

How many views did this get? How can anyone even watch this garbage?

This is so poorly written, how come it got so many votes? The writing is terrible, and after 40 chapters it's still all bureaucratic jargon. What's this "supernatural power"? Is it official authority? The protagonist is poorly developed, he has no redeeming qualities. Yes, his combat strength grows, but what are his strengths or advantages besides that?

This is a blatant lie, disguised as a fantasy novel about officialdom (the synopsis needs some revision). The beginning is very depressing, with the protagonist constantly being suppressed. You could say that all the treatment he suffers in the early stages is deserved. When the daughter of a military commander tries to date him, he simply slaps her for being persistent.

The initial stages require patience; this part will wear down some people until they reach Cangwu City, where things finally start to improve. It's just that being at the second tier is too slow. Having to open all the meridians, consume the Five Elements Golden Elixir, and most importantly, maintain virginity is a bit frustrating.

The reason so many people say it's toxic is because the immersion in the beginning is too strong; the start is very depressing. Most new readers can't handle this kind of book anymore; they need a fast-paced, action-packed story where everyone is killed and the protagonist can't suffer any hardship. This kind of protagonist-torture novel will probably get a lot of flak. I suggest the author add paid comments; it'll be quieter for me. 🙂

"You're such a genius! Why didn't you say you were writing about officialdom earlier? Why force people to read it with this title? It's completely irrelevant."