Spiritual Qi Revival: An SSS-Rank Talent, and You Call Me the Villain?

The ending was poorly written; what could have been hundreds of chapters long ended up being only two hundred.

What kind of nonsense is this? It gets more and more confusing towards the end. I can't understand the logic in chapter 213. He's supposed to be a drunkard who speaks the truth, but he doesn't give any reason. He just says that those military officers are two-faced. And that Bai family patriarch is ridiculous too. He turned his nine-tailed fox talent into a demon beast and became that kind of thing, but he's still useless. He's supposed to be a villain, but he doesn't have any villainous traits. The academy competition doesn't care about life or death, and there's no mention of a life-or-death arena or anything. And that son of Yun County is also not mentioned at the beginning. He directly has murderous intent towards the protagonist, the villain. Doesn't a son of a county have any tolerance at all?

The author is advised to speed things up.

This is a completely idiotic novel, and it's a harem novel. I bet it will gather all the most disgusting plot points later on.

It's so frustrating, it's so painful to watch.

It was alright, but the ending felt a bit rushed.

It looks no different from my essay writing.

Aside from the ending being a bit rushed, everything else is fine and I recommend it.

A typical villain, what have you done with your talent for? Plunder!

The ending was too rushed. Writing five or six hundred chapters at the initial pace wouldn't have been a problem; I could have just slowed down the updates, updating every few days. It's so hard to find a novel I like and finish it in two days! [Crying]