The Lord's Might

And under those circumstances at that time, it was naturally convenient. In a novel of five million words, this sentence probably occupies two million words.

Why do I always say "it's convenient" or "but it is"? A normal person wouldn't say that...

My only feeling while reading novels is that the screen is full of empty phrases, and the author is just trying to reach a word count. I'm speechless.

The author's writing style is a bit wordy, but the subject matter is indeed excellent. The writing skill is lacking!

I really envy my friends who were reading 17 years ago, because back then they could concentrate on anything. Now they can't; they're picky about what they read.

I've read less than one chapter, and there are at least twenty forced instances of "poop" and "poop also," is that really interesting? 😅

It's frustrating to read, but it's convenient. 🧠There are pitfalls.

Is the protagonist's teleportation ring a one-time use item? Did he forget he even had it after using it once?

I don't know why, but when I first started reading the novel I thought it was great, now it feels a bit different from what I imagined.

Can a level 66 character break through the defense of a level 150 character?