The Knight of Light Plants a Sun in the Endless Night

The author still doesn't understand their strengths! It doesn't need to be grand and lofty; ideally, peak power should be confined to one planet, allowing for gradual development. Too many people have forgotten this kind of path! Seriously, the most exciting parts are often the beginning, but the author doesn't need to pursue this invincible path.

You still haven't figured out your strengths. It's not about being highbrow or sophisticated, nor is it about women (frankly, the female characters you write are basically all garbage 💩). Your strengths lie in farming (the insect fairy series, the gem metal dragons) and other Western fantasy elements.

I found chapter 35 unbearable. The protagonist sleeping with the countess was one thing, but then the countess suddenly wanted to transfer assets, didn't want to pass the title to the Changxiangyu family, and wanted to use the family's wealth to support the protagonist.

How dare this tiny sunflower usurp the position of the sun god? 😎

I almost lost control, and it's already finished, 1 million words... But at least the author managed to finish it despite such low subscription numbers. It's terrible, not even as interesting as that other book you canceled, *Cave Heaven and Blessed Land*. I read a dozen chapters of that one, planning to keep it going, but then I stopped reading. This one is just wasting your personal brand.

Don't you find these descriptions of wings embarrassing? They're utterly disgusting. It's the same old formula, always saying "I'm the sun," "I'm the savior," it's so cringeworthy it gives me goosebumps.

I currently think "The Great Dragon" and "Farming and Practicing Martial Arts" are the best-written, but it's a pity that both of them had terrible endings. Did they make money and lose focus on writing? They didn't follow the harem route before, but this one went straight for it; harem books are doomed.

After reading over 200 words, the author started acting up again. This baron became a count without doing anything; you could say the protagonist gets the title after establishing his own kingdom. I can't stand the current plot holes anymore; I was planning to subscribe to the whole thing.

It's too messy and chaotic. The three main storylines—farming, elves, and dragons—are enough to keep you entertained for a lifetime. Instead, they throw in a bunch of random skills and classes, making it a hodgepodge that doesn't contribute to the plot at all. You learn a lightning strike spell early on, but it's useless for hundreds of chapters later, and it messes up the power system.

After reading the synopsis, it doesn't seem like a labor of love, which puts me in a difficult position.