Ninth In the World

This novel has the usual plus point of the author which is the characters he create and the feelings they express. The negative of this novel is that the world building of this novel is a complete mess and the translator's translation quality is a bit lacking.

The best part of this novel is its quick flow.
Many readers and reviewers have already commented on the lack of Scientific or even Pseudo-Scientific  knowledge displayed by the author.
The lack is quite glaring, and difficult to ignore. Exceptional perseverance is needed to gloss over the nonsensical 'Scientific' bits.
World building should be viewed with astigmatic lenses. Too much focus would highlight the obvious mismatched and illogical details.
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So yes! The novel isn't much, but it can be enjoyed by lightly reading without too much emphasis on details. So the quick flow pacing of the plotlines and 'actions' is a major plus for this novel.

Man this world building is total mesh something he shows China superiority in earth ,that understable as novel is Chinese,but then he goes some random continent as well as as Thier is kingdom and nation ,the hell decide first whether it China or some random wuxia continent he mixed world with wuxia type as he is Chinese he try to show Chinese superiority but in next paragraph he goes back to some random nation I got totally confused

Translator does good work. Praise him. The Work is **** though. While I understand a story has to have a start to grow from way too many people have pits in heads to force clichéd agravating 'plot' threads.

The Mc doesn't think like a human. He's egoistic to a self sabotaging insane extreme only to suddenly randomly give a damn. At dumb point.

He can't seem to understand on a basic level the ideas of reputation or standardized credentials despite having trained as a doctor and so repeatedly fucks up trying to get hired. Only for the poor people looking for a doctor to faf about in guilt for rejecting him when he looked exactly like a quack and scammed and couldn't answer relevant medical questions. Then the narrative expects us to laugh at them. So agravating.

He essentially wasted strategic resources that might have save his family.

I'm not sure what to say. But I will say one thing for sure. This story SUCK. god, it sucks. the author is trying to be mysterious by it getting stupid. I will say one thing for sure, this story has no beat.  it simply getting boring.