The Ninth Star Gate

It looks okay from the front, but feels a bit old-fashioned from the back.

Actually it's okay

Brainless and invincible flow

I can't stand it anymore when I see Chapter 9. The character design is contradictory. The protagonist's adoptive father is the president of a famous university and a top expert with a background in the military. When something goes wrong, the military can't even tell someone to clear out all the forces. This is too stupid and bloodless! Even if the incident suddenly happened, wouldn't the military personnel be able to resist at all? Fortunately, this is an internal struggle. If it were an external struggle, the enemy would have occupied the country. The battle between the imperial court and the imperial court is a bit like the situation of the Song Dynasty that valued civil society over military affairs. If we don't develop the army, how can we argue with the enemy by drinking and guessing? Besides, the male protagonist feels like dough, which is inconsistent with his experience as a beggar for many years in his early years. If a beggar really rises, he will either become famous or become rich, giving people a feeling that he will never be poor or hungry again, giving people a feeling that he is not easy to mess with. It is acceptable for the protagonist to have a bad start, and it is acceptable to be suppressed by the academy. After all, they have a profound background, but it is too much for this person to return to his hometown and be polite to a gang of scoundrels who invaded the house!