Fairy Tail: Becoming Guild Master a Hundred Years Ago

A hundred years... There's practically no plot left. It's basically just setting up a world. It's unlikely to be entertaining.

You should have written Fairy Tail a long time ago. Of all the books on Qidian, only Fairy Tail is readable for me.

This is great! Back to Fairy Tail! I've always disliked that guild master; Hana's magic merchant has always been the number one in Fairy Tail.

Starting from Chapter 112, I realized that the protagonist's combat power was being suppressed, and the first guild leader's strength was not powerful enough. Upon hearing about the Demon Serpent, he showed surprise, which seemed quite low. Moreover, as the owner of an ancient scroll and having studied demonic arts for many years, he didn't even know healing magic.

Well, to put it simply, it was extremely disappointing! The first chapter described the protagonist's cheat ability as incredibly powerful, claiming he could acquire all the magic in the world at will, but in the end, he only learned one thing: word magic. He can teach all sorts of magic to others, but he only knows word magic himself.

The protagonist of this book is very powerful but physically weak. Several times he can only defeat enemies through stratagems rather than his described strength. The described strength is disproportionate to his actual combat ability. It's unclear whether the author intentionally padded the word count, the writing style is poor, or the protagonist (or the author) is simply not intelligent.

Time travel 100 years ahead of schedule ❎ Choosing a legal loli married woman ✅

The author's name is Acnologia, not Acnologia; it's a typo.

The author's writing style is decent, reminiscent of Fairy Tail, but the pacing is terrible. I'd been saving up to read this for a long time. The transition from the protagonist to his son's generation was relatively smooth, but then the son's generation just stole the spotlight from the Dragon Slayer Guild, and then it jumped abruptly to the protagonist's great-grandchildren – it felt too abrupt.

These last few chapters have been so boring; they're all about the younger generation, and the main character seems to be invisible.