Reasons for Abandoning the Book

It seemed like I gave up after reading a few chapters. The male protagonist is a person around whom the world revolves. It's okay for him to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger. It's okay to pretend for three years. It's okay not to tell his childhood sweetheart, but! At this time, he seemed to be giving alms, asking his childhood sweetheart to practice kung fu with him. He felt that this was a great opportunity. When he was rejected, he didn't explain it and just said that she was not destined. I didn't even look back. I must have regrets later. Netizens scolded me a lot and said that I was upset. In other words, is this friendship so cheap? Is it so difficult to pretend to be a pig and even hide it from someone so close to me? If it is really so important, you can hide it, and you still ask others to be as loyal as your mother. The reason why I was so resentful about abandoning the book was because I couldn't bear to think how annoying this male protagonist was. I couldn't stand a male protagonist who had the whole world revolve around him and didn't provide any value.

It was good at the beginning, but after about 50 chapters, the protagonist's style changed drastically and he became a person that I hated. Countless netizens are complaining about the villain's triumphant appearance. Why does Mao recommend such a protagonist with such no charisma? Well, mostly brushed. I forgot the specific plot, but it was probably like going to a place with many people, everyone has a table, the protagonist doesn't know anyone, and someone is in the way. The protagonist just acts like a good dog and doesn't block the way, and then throws the person away or something. Later, I went to a show where an elegant singer was performing. The singer covered her face and said that she would only lift the veil if she conquered it with her talent. The protagonist pretended to be Long Aotian and said, "I can unveil it." Then, without showing any talent, he ran up and used force to unveil the veil. You are so vicious, you are extremely disrespectful to others, you make enemies for no reason, you really think the whole world is your mother or something?

I gave up after reading Chapter 6-7. When I gave up, I realized that the author is a great writer. Maybe I have read too many similar books recently, and I couldn't help but give up when I saw a major poisonous point. The poisonous points are roughly as follows: The good-for-nothing protagonist will be expelled from the school if he fails the test. No one knows that the protagonist has been reborn as Long Aotian. Then all the teachers, students and various geniuses in the school ridicule and suppress him, and then he is slapped in the face by everyone. Seriously, when you are studying, especially when it is exam time, do you go out of your way to see a student ranked last who failed the exam and was expelled? Especially when several geniuses spend their own time watching this useless exam? It's okay to come with a few people who have grievances, but it would be too poisonous if they all come and utter disgusting taunts. "Don't think that everyone looks down on you. No one is looking at you at all. Time is precious!"

I was looking forward to it at first, and overall it was pretty good, but maybe because of the subject matter, my expectations were too high. At the beginning, it was said that the protagonist can cultivate immortality by eating, and all the tricks are cooking. Once the cooking is done, the tricks will be awesome. Originally, I was looking forward to the main character becoming a Taoist through cooking, combining urban, gourmet and spiritual cultivation. As a result, the more I wrote, the more cliche it became. The kitchen became so secondary that it was no longer necessary. The plot was all about killing people and selling goods through adventure. Although there was nothing poisonous about it, there were no highlights. My high expectations led to my disappointment now. I can only abandon the book.